Five secluded New Zealand beaches to put on your radar for summer
BROOK SABIN Tunnel Beach is just outside Dunedin, and it's 72 steps down a hand-dug tunnel to get there. Throw in the towel … plus sunscreen and snacks – these secluded beaches are off the beaten track. From the Far North to the deep south, Lorna Thornber lists five of her favourites. Even with some 15,000 kilometres of coastline, New Zealand’s beaches can seem like crowded sandy cities when the sun shines. Fortunately for those who prefer a private beach vibe, there’s no shortage of hidden bays, coves and even huge swathes of sand that receive relatively few visitors – not because...