Takapuna
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==Get in==
From central Auckland drive north on the motorway across the harbour bridge. Take the Northcote off-ramp. Turn right, cross the motorway and follow the signs.
See
Takapuna BeachSandy beach 1 km long with great views of Rangitoto Island volcano. The Takapuna CBD is at its northern end.
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Fort Takapuna Historic Reserve
address: Vauxhall RoadA fort built between 1886 and 1889.
==Do==
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address: cnr Hurstmere Rd and The PromenadeNorth Shore's main performing arts and convention centre.
Lake PupukeThe lake fills a volcanic crater and used to be the main water supply for the North Shore region. It is possible to walk around most of the lake. Some of the shore is private property and detours are needed. The lake is popular for watersports.
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phone: +64 9489 8360address: Killarney Park, Manurere AveA theatre and art gallery in a converted water supply pumphouse built in 1906.
Takapuna to Milford WalkAlong the coast taking you past Takapuna’s ‘Golden Mile’.
Buy
==Eat==
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Flying Horse
phone: +64 9 489 6305address: 477 Lake RdTakeaway Chinese food. Large servings. Only a few tables to eat in, which is not recommended.
==Drink==
Sleep
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phone: +64 9 486 1069address: 2 Rewiti AveOne-minute walk from Takapuna Beach. Offers a Qualmark 4-star 32-room motel accommodation just a short stroll to Takapuna's shops, restaurants, cafes and nightspots.
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address: 22 The Promenade
Go next
- Browns Bay – to the north
- Devonport – to the south