267km from Opotiki

Welcome to Anaura Bay
57km from Gisborne
Anaura Bay is one of the most beautiful of all the East Cape Bays.  It is well worth the 7km drive. Steeped in history, Captain Cook berthed at Anaura where he was warmly welcomed by local Māori, after a speedy retreat from Poverty Bay! Anaura is a very safe haven with a flat golden sanded beach with great fishing. Against a backdrop of wonderful native bush is a well formed DOC walkway.  This 4.5km loop track is family friendly, taking about 2 hours. The Anaura Bay DOC campsite (open Labour weekend to Easter weekend) is found near the entrance to the walkway. As you arrive at the bottom of the hill directly in front of you is the entrance to Anaura Bay Family Motor Camp. A left turn here will take you to Anaura Bay Retreat & Rangimarie Beachstay. The potential of commercial banana growing is being investigated on the East Coast 
Picture
An idyllic view of the drive into Anaura Bay – Gladys Dawson
Anaura Bay Family Motor Camp
Absolute Beachfront. Powered & Tent sites. Dump Station avail. for our campers.
​Your friendly hosts Victor Jacobs & Kahu Brown.
​P: 06-862 6380
Anaura Bay Retreat
Private self-contained accommodation in sheltered bay. Large site - room for campervan / tents. Book online.
​W: www.bookabach.co.nz ref 35683
Rangimarie Beachstay
Hosted (B&B) & Self-contained (Cottage) Beachfront property 930 Anaura Rd. 
P: 021 633 372  E: anaurastay@xtra.co.nz  W: www.anaura-stay.co.nz ​
The Opotiki & District 10,000 club acknowledges the assistance of all those who have helped with photographs or content.
​New content material or suggested additions to this guide are welcomed. Please contact the Editor at P O Box 23, Opotiki.
All content of this guide is copyright to the Opotiki & District 10,000 Club Inc.and may not be used without prior consent.
© COPYRIGHT 2015. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
SidsWebdesignStudio
Picture
click to view the 2021 Guide