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Nestled between Island Bay and Lyall Bay, on the craggy shores of the Cook Strait, Houghton Bay, Wellington, comprises a beach that skirts Princess Bay that buzzes with a regular population of surfers and divers. Though predominantly a residential area, the southern part of Wellington's Southern Walkway and Greenbelt, the Buckley Road reserve, Houghton Valley School, and the Southern Headlands Reserve are also present in Houghton Bay, Wellington. In fact, Houghton Bay, Wellington is a popular recreational diving and fishing spot along Wellington's South Coast. The wreckage of the decommissioned F69 Frigate Wellington that sunk off Houghton Bay in 2005 is now an artificial reef and dive location. What to do in Houghton Bay, Wellington When in Houghton Bay, Wellington surfers can choose their wave at its many favorite surf spots. You can simply sit and watch the surfers all day as they do battle with the elements in this tiny bay. Though the strong rip in the waters makes it unsafe or swimming, it is a delight to watch the surfers using the rip to their own advantage, as they ride in on the (often) large waves. Those fond of walking can trek along the rocky shoreline and explore the many rock pools, but if you want to swim walk around the road to the nearby Princess Bay. Transport in Houghton Bay, Wellington For getting to Houghton Bay, Wellington, there are three main access streets; Hungerford Road, View Road, and Houghton Bay Road. All three of them are primarily residential.
Attractions at Houghton Bay, Wellington
Houghton Valley and Bay has been the breeding ground of some popular local and international artists as well. The houses of these celebrities are popular attractions of the place. Of these, the most famous are the homes of some Wellington-based musicians and artists, as well as the Haewai Meadery and Wind Farm
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