Children about to go snorkelling, Te Angiangi Marine Reserve
Protecting a typical piece of the Central Hawke's Bay coast, Te Angiangi Marine Reserve is home to the gold limpet, large beds of Neptune's necklace, pink coralline seaweed and eel grass.
At Te Angiangi Marine Reserve you can swim, snorkel, dive and boat. Or take time to explore the reserve's beach.
There is no camping or hut accommodation available at the marine reserve and camping is not permitted. There are local non-DOC campgrounds available for visitor use at Blackhead and Pourerere.
Find out how you can plan and prepare for your visit to Te Angiangi Marine Reserve.
At Te Angiangi Marine Reserve students will learn about marine and coastal habitats.
DOC is monitoring the changes in the Te Angiangi Marine Reserve. In this section you can review some of the results of this monitoring programme.
NZ weather
New Zealand topographic maps are available from DOC Visitor Centres
Explore Hawke's Bay brochure
East Coast/Hawke's Bay regional information
Footnotes - Wellington Hawke's Bay Conservancy newsletter
Safety information
Always contact the nearest visitor centre for the latest information about facilities and conditions.
