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South Taranaki is a stunning region located in New Zealand's North Island, boasting a rich cultural heritage and a plethora of attractions that attract visitors from all over the world. The region's top attraction is the Egmont National Park, featuring the iconic Mount Taranaki, a dormant volcano offering activities like hiking, skiing, and camping. For history buffs, the Hawera Heritage Trail takes visitors through the town's historic district showcasing unique architecture and heritage buildings. South Taranaki is also home to beautiful beaches, including Opunake Beach and the Waiinu Beach Reserve, where visitors can swim, surf, and fish. Other must-visit attractions in South Taranaki include the Tawhiti Museum, Stratford Mountain House, and Ohawe Beach Cliffs. With plenty to see and do, South Taranaki is a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to New Zealand.
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The old wharf at Mana Bay has almost completely decomposed due to the harsh waters of the South Taranaki Straight, but it is still the focus of many strikingly beautiful photographs. Mana Bay's black sandy beach separates Patea Beach from the mouth of the Patea River. River mouths often have dangerous rips and currents. Swimmers beware! The area is stunning to explore by boat and natural walkways connecting to this beach.

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