Jeg har parkeret min bil på ferie campingpladsen, og det var en meget stor gåtur dertil (~12km fra campingpladsen, jeg tror omkring 6-8km fra "byen" til sandet "bjerget"). Bjerget er på "nordens" side. Jeg var på den store "bjerg" og jeg ville ikke anbefale at glide ned der. Det er meget "højvinkel", det er meget farligt, jeg ville ikke gøre det og ville aldrig lade mine børn gøre dette!!! Vejen til der var vanvittigt stor og udsigten fra toppen var helt fantastisk, du skal se dette (men pas på, det er en lang gåtur og farligt at gå derop!) (men jeg ville gøre dette igen :-) )

Jeg parkerede min bil på gaden og løb derfra. Mødte en dejlig mand i landsbyen, der gav os bodyboards.

Vi fulgte google-kortet og tog vejen. På et tidspunkt bliver vejen privat ejendom, hvilket kræver samtykke til at fortsætte. Vi spurgte ejeren, som var rart og endda gav os et stykke gummi fra reserven! Vi parkerede bilen (som du ikke kan køre på vejen ned til sanddynerne), og gik i stedet. Lang gåtur i ondt terræn, men helt værd det, vi gjorde det bare for en gylden solnedgang, absolut smuk udsigt og ingen rundt for miles.

We rented our boggey boards. You have to get to the end of the road on the 90 mile beach by Ahipara and park your car on the beach (unless you have a 4x4). From there it is a beautiful walk of 45 minutes only accessible from 1-2h after high tide. There is a huge dune and a small one. The view from the top of the big dune is super impressive: sea and desert. Our experience was less interesting because there were a lot of motorbikes playing in the dune making the slide more dangerous.

Don’t follow google maps! It brings you to a private property.

Access by road requires consent as it is a separate state. Nobody was there so we did not take the risk. Maybe its better to go by the beach.

A really great spot we had an amazing day there. You walk on low high tide along the beach to access the dunes. About 45 min. After that climb the steep dunes for 15 minutes. It is a great view and then slide down. Really fun! we rent the boards at the only hostel we saw. It is opposite of the public toilets. Park your car there they have cameras so it's safer. If you have a 4wd car you can drive the way along the beach like all the local fisher men. The rental was 10 dollars for 2 boards for the whole day. No private property it's a beach access.

Private Property! May be closed!