Cape Foulwind
Situated on a prominent headland on the West Coast of New Zealand's South Island, is Cape Foulwind, a popular place to spend time enjoying the sea air, exploring the coastline and visiting the rookery of kekeno - the New Zealand fur seal. Cape Foulwind overlooks the Tasman Sea and is located ten kilometres west of the town of Westport. Previously named Rocky Cape by Abel Tasman in 1642, the present name was bestowed by English explorer James Cook in 1770 after his ship Endeavour was blown quite a distance offshore from this point.
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THE BAY HOUSE Beach Studios & Suites - Cape Foulwind
THE BAY HOUSE Beach Studios & Suites - Cape Foulwind
Nestled in the bush clad peninsula of the West Coast's Tauranga Bay overlooking the Tasman surf, the Bay House has an unique coastal location giving a sense of escape to somewhere close to paradise. Luxury 'island style' accommodation offering beautiful coastal cottages in an idyllic beachside location.
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WEST COAST SURF - Cape Foulwind, West Coast South Island
WEST COAST SURF - Cape Foulwind, West Coast South Island
Mobile-friendly - Come and experience surfing at a stunning location on the West Coast of the South Island - Tauranga Bay! This beach provides both first timers with a safe and invigorating environment to learn in as well as providing some world class waves for the more experienced surfers.
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