The Rocky Coast

The residents of Titahi Bay want the entire coast, from Onepoto to Kaumaungaratawhiri to be a
natural place where people can enjoy the environment and experience examples of early human activity.

Likes

• The natural state of the coastline
• The exposed geological forms
• Public access
• The opportunity for diving and rock climbing
• Historic sites

Dislikes

• Rubbish
• Lack of signage

Opportunities

• Development of the lookout and parking areas
• Space for more walkways and cycle paths around RockyBay
• Te Pa-o-Kapo could be made into an educational resource

Concerns

• Limitations to public access
• Damage to Te Pa-o-Kapo

Proposed Actions

That Rocky Bay be kept as a natural wetland, recreational area for diving and fishing.

Develop a plan to keep the rocky coast clean.

Improve the parking area and access to Rocky Bay.

Ensure the preservation of historical sites.

Plant specific native species to attract native birds.

Replace invasive exotic plants with native species.

Provide interpretive signs about heritage sites in the park.