Te Horo Beach

Te Horo Beach lies along the Tasman Sea coast of the Kāpiti Coast, where a broad sweep of sand meets a low coastal plain with the Tararua Range rising inland. Kāpiti Island, visible offshore in clear conditions, is a defining feature of this stretch of coast; its forested slopes form the Kāpiti Island Nature Reserve, established in 1897. This is a lightly developed shoreline between the larger Kāpiti Coast settlements, facing west into the open Tasman Sea. Wind and tide are a constant presence along its long, uncluttered beach. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across the Kāpiti Coast and the wider Wellington region.

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