Marlborough plages

The managers at the beach were incredibly friendly, helpful, and attentive. The lady at the dairy was also very kind and assisted us in reaching out to the manager. They made us feel very welcome and comfortable. We are extremely grateful! The view at French Pass was absolutely stunning. We witnessed a massive pink moon rising from the sea, which was a sight like no other. The restroom facilities were exceptionally clean, and the shower room was spacious with a convenient hook for hanging a solar shower bag. We will definitely be returning in the future!

Vue incroyable

This beach is perfect for swimming and building with all the driftwood.

Nous avons visité la plage par une magnifique journée ensoleillée et même si le trajet sur une route de gravier sinueuse était assez long, cela en valait vraiment la peine. Mais je ne devrais probablement pas le mentionner car maintenant tout le monde voudra y aller, ce qui pourrait gâcher le charme. 😊

We didn't camp there, so I can't provide any insights on that aspect. However, the place was lovely. The walk to the lighthouse is perfect for unwinding and reconnecting with nature. Simply beautiful.

This beach is a rugged shingle beach with plenty of opportunities for long walks, exploring caves, and taking in the scenery. It's important to be cautious when swimming here, as the beach shelves steeply and the surf can be strong at times. At the northern end of the beach, there is a more sheltered cove called Monkey Bay, which can be accessed by steps. Additionally, there is a Department of Conservation campsite located at the northern end. It's worth noting that despite what Google may say, there is no beach pavilion at this location.