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The best area to stay in Anatori is along the Anatori River, particularly near the mouth of the river where it meets the Tasman Sea.This area is the primary access point for the remote Anatori coastline and offers the most developed, yet still basic, accommodation options. You'll find a small cluster of holiday homes and a campground here, all offering direct access to the beach and river. It's a place where the gravel road ends, and the wild beauty of the Farewell Spit area truly begins.For families, this location is ideal. The river offers opportunities for fishing and swimming in calmer waters, while the beach provides endless space for children to explore. Many properties in this area are self-catering, which is convenient for families wanting to prepare their own meals.Couples looking for a peaceful escape will also appreciate this spot. The evenings are incredibly quiet, with stunning sunsets over the Tasman Sea, and there are many opportunities for long, undisturbed walks along the beach.

For travellers seeking the most pleasant weather and a wide range of activities, the best time to visit Anatori is during the summer months, from December to February.During this period, you can expect warm, sunny days, making it ideal for outdoor pursuits like hiking, fishing, and exploring the coastline. The waters are also warmer, superb for swimming and other water sports. This is also when local operators are fully functional, offering guided tours and excursions.Should you prefer a quieter experience with fewer crowds, the shoulder seasons of spring (September to November) and autumn (March to May) are also excellent choices. The weather remains generally mild, and the natural scenery is particularly striking with spring blooms or autumn colours. While some activities might have reduced schedules, you'll still find plenty to do and more opportunities for peaceful exploration.