Photo: Ollie Craig / PexelsMission Bay
Mission Bay is a seaside suburb on Auckland's eastern waterfront, named for the Melanesian Mission that Bishop Selwyn established here at the end of the 1840s. The 1859 stone Mission House still stands above the beach, and a marble memorial fountain has been a landmark on the reserve since the 1950s. Linked to the city by Tamaki Drive since 1928, its golden beach, fountain and strip of cafes make it one of Auckland's most popular waterfront spots.
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What is Mission Bay known for?
Mission Bay is a seaside suburb on Auckland's eastern waterfront, named for the Melanesian Mission that Bishop Selwyn established here at the end of the 1840s. The 1859 stone Mission House still stands above the beach, and a marble memorial fountain has been a landmark on the reserve since the 1950s. Linked to the city by Tamaki Drive since 1928, its golden beach, fountain and strip of cafes make it one of Auckland's most popular waterfront spots.
What region is Mission Bay in?
Mission Bay is in the Auckland region of New Zealand.
What is the population of Mission Bay?
Mission Bay has an estimated population of around 3,000 (Stats NZ estimate).
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