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Considered by many Waihekeans as the island's most perfect beach and, with nearby Garden Cove, a romantic place for picnicking. The beach is accessible only by boat or kayak, as its land access was blocked off by a private landowner.
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World War II gun emplacements and tunnels. At the eastern end of the island. There is a 1.2-km (20-minute) walk from the carpark.
A 1.9-km-long, north-facing beach lining Onetangi. For many years it has been the site of the Onetangi Beach Races. Its western (and often inaccessible end at high tide) is clothes-optional.
Visit the woolshed museum and a 1930s restored cottage. There is also a photographic gallery and a textile display area.
A collection of 30 modern sculptures in a garden, which can be seen only on tours, which last 2.5 hours. Tours need to be booked weeks in advance. There is a self-catering cottage if you want to stay in the park.