Mackays Crossing

Mackays Crossing is best known in the Wellington Region as the northern entrance to Queen Elizabeth Park on the Kāpiti Coast. This low-lying coastal locality lies beside a long band of beach, dunes and wetlands, with Kāpiti Island offshore. The park extends south toward Paekākāriki, preserving a shore shaped by wind, sand and coastal vegetation. The Wellington Tramway Museum operates heritage electric trams here, recalling the era when trams were part of everyday transport in the region. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Mackays Crossing relates to the Kāpiti Coast and the wider Wellington region.

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