Waitematā Harbour is a large, natural harbour located in Auckland, New Zealand. It stretches approximately 75 kilometers and serves as a vital waterway for shipping and recreational activities. The harbour is bordered by several suburbs and islands, including Devonport and Rangitoto Island, which are popular destinations for locals and tourists alike. The harbour is known for its stunning views and diverse marine life. It plays a crucial role in the local economy, supporting fishing, tourism, and transport industries. Additionally, the Waitematā Harbour is a key feature of the Auckland Region, contributing to its unique landscape and cultural significance.