Waitemata Harbour is a large, natural harbor located in Auckland, New Zealand. It stretches approximately 20 kilometers and serves as a vital waterway for shipping and recreational activities. The harbor is surrounded by several suburbs and is known for its stunning views and vibrant marine life. The harbor connects to the Hauraki Gulf and is an important part of the region's economy and culture. It is home to various islands, including Rangitoto Island, and offers opportunities for sailing, fishing, and other water sports. The scenic waterfront is also a popular destination for locals and tourists alike.