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Summer visitors to New Zealand's Te Oneroa-a-Tōhe must follow safety rules, respect nature, and prepare for emergencies due to remote conditions.
The Te Oneroa-a-Tōhe Board warns summer visitors in New Zealand to prioritize safety and environmental respect along the coastal route.
Drivers must follow speed limits—30 km/h near access ramps and 60 km/h elsewhere—avoid alcohol and nighttime driving, and use only designated ramps.
With no lifeguards, swimmers should never go alone, supervise children, check tide times, and avoid risky conditions.
The remote area has limited mobile coverage, so travelers should plan ahead, inform others of their itinerary, and prepare for emergencies.
If stranded, evacuate vehicles and move to higher ground.
Visitors must keep vehicles off dunes, avoid nesting shorebirds, dispose of trash properly, keep dogs on leashes, and refrain from fires, camping, or campervans.
For emergencies, call 111; report dangerous driving to 555.
Los visitantes de verano al Te Oneroa-a-Tōhe de Nueva Zelanda deben seguir las reglas de seguridad, respetar la naturaleza y prepararse para emergencias debido a las condiciones remotas.