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| − | Surfdale is a suburb of Waiheke | + | Surfdale is a suburb of Waiheke on the southern coast on the road from [[Oneroa]] to [[Onetangi]]. There is a small shopping village in Surfdale that includes a grocery store, a couple of takeaways, a pizza restaurant, two bars, and a nice tree shaded beach making it a pleasant place to stop as you explore the south coast of Waiheke Island. The beach here is very tidal and only really good for swimming at high tide but is also very popular with wind and kite surfers on the island. |
| − | If you are a bowls player Surfdale is also home of the Waiheke Bowling Club who welcome visitors and guests. They occasionally have an "all you can eat" roast dinner buffet with lashings of roast spud and gravy. | + | If you are a bowls player Surfdale is also home of the [[Waiheke Bowling Club]] who welcome visitors and guests. They occasionally have an "all you can eat" roast dinner buffet with lashings of roast spud and gravy. |
| − | + | The Surfdale area was the first planned subdivision on the island and its name was the result of a competition in which the first prize was a £50 section overlooking [[Te Huruhi Bay]]. | |
| − | + | Once upon a time Surfdale was considered the "South Auckland" of Waiheke Island but booming house prices have seen it become somewhat more fashionable. | |
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| + | '''Bars''' | ||
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| + | * [[Malones Irish Restaurant & Bar]] | ||
| + | * [[The Waihitian]] | ||
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| + | '''Food''' | ||
| + | * [[Island Thyme]] | ||
| + | * [[Stefanos]] | ||
Revision as of 21:29, 8 September 2007
Surfdale is a suburb of Waiheke on the southern coast on the road from Oneroa to Onetangi. There is a small shopping village in Surfdale that includes a grocery store, a couple of takeaways, a pizza restaurant, two bars, and a nice tree shaded beach making it a pleasant place to stop as you explore the south coast of Waiheke Island. The beach here is very tidal and only really good for swimming at high tide but is also very popular with wind and kite surfers on the island.
If you are a bowls player Surfdale is also home of the Waiheke Bowling Club who welcome visitors and guests. They occasionally have an "all you can eat" roast dinner buffet with lashings of roast spud and gravy.
The Surfdale area was the first planned subdivision on the island and its name was the result of a competition in which the first prize was a £50 section overlooking Te Huruhi Bay.
Once upon a time Surfdale was considered the "South Auckland" of Waiheke Island but booming house prices have seen it become somewhat more fashionable.
Bars
Food