Breaker Bay, Wellington offers a fantabulous choice of activities for the visitors. For those who like a little adventure can jump off here to walk along the beach, through the hole in the rock to Ford Dorset, the site of the shipwrecked Wahine's salvaged anchor. From there you can take a leisurely stroll along the promenade towards Seatoun and meet Rover at Breakers Cafe, Seatoun .
For a picturesque view of Breaker Bay, Wellington, head to Eastern Walkway and enjoy a unique perspective of the bay that will leave you spellbound. However, if this still does not satiate you, jump off at Tarakena Bay and head up through Rangitatau reserve. From up there you will surely be overawed to get the stunning 360° views of the city to the west and its mountainous surrounds to the east.
This suburb of Wellington, the capital city of New Zealand, Breaker Bay is situated on the east coast of the Miramar Peninsula, looking over the entrance to Wellington Harbour (formerly Port Nicholson). For those who love beaching, it does not get any better than the sheltered beach at Breaker Bay, Wellington, which can be accessed by a short drive around Wellington's eastern bays. Visitors can enjoy sheltered swimming, sunbathing, and diving below the cliff.
The climate in Breaker Bay, Wellington is just perfect for enjoying the region's unspoilt environment. The mild weather and high sunshine hours enable visitors to spend longer hours at the beach and enjoy the golden sand and sparkling blue waters of Breaker Bay for some more time. In fact, among all the other beaches found in the nearby Abel Tasman National Park, none comes close to the wonderful coastal paradise of Breaker Bay, which makes a perfect haven for any holidaymaker.
Experienced and not so experienced divers will enjoy the diving here.
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