Environment
of Cape Foulwind
Retreat to the Sunny West Coast
Despite what you might hear, the Buller district offers a surprisingly sunny climate!
We receive an average of 1,799 annual sunshine hours and only slightly more rainy days than Auckland. Our warmest month, February averages 20.4 degrees Celsius, and July is the coldest at 12.6 degrees Celsius.
The elevation of Cape Foulwind is approximately 43 meters above sea level, ensuring a much safer and zero risk of flooding from the Buller River compared to the nearby flood-prone town of Westport’
Enjoy the comfortable and mild weather year-round in Cape Foulwind.
A Natural Playground
Witness the rugged beauty and unique geology of Cape Foulwind. Misnamed by Captain Cook during his 1770 voyage, locals here lovingly refer to this spot as The Cape.
Despite its name, this stunning location offers breathtaking views and endless opportunities for roaming. Discover the area’s Māori name, Kawatiri, meaning ‘hard stone’. Explore amenities like the recently constructed Westport to Charleston cycleway, Tauranga Bay for surfers or just take in a beautiful beach, a seal colony, a functioning Lighthouse, quarry lakes, motel accommodation, and The Star Tavern.
Don’t miss the chance to view our stunning subdivisions within this captivating landscape.
Sections for Sale
Seaside Living
Discover the living options that may suit you, designed to create a diverse and sustainable community amidst the stunning natural beauty of the West Coast.
Omau Village
Buller Bay
Heights