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2017 September: the beach to the west of the isthmus is shown as Alexis on Google maps and looked like it was used for gravel extraction. We did not visit this side due to strong winds. The eastern beach, as described above is rather scruffy and dirty, both in and out of the water. One couple with nude male, on our visit.
2019 September: Alexis looked much tidier this year but a deep bank of weed at the water’s edge makes it unattractive for bathing so we set out to find Apitiki.
Alexi
Alexi
3:31 pm,
Oct 26, 2026
overcast clouds
- Temperature
- Precipitation
- Rain Chance
- Wind
- Humidity
- Pressure
5:00 pm
19°/19°°C
0.33 mm
33%
6 mph
82%
1009 mb
0 mm/h
8:00 pm
19°/19°°C
0.11 mm
11%
7 mph
78%
1009 mb
0 mm/h
11:00 pm
20°/20°°C
0.86 mm
86%
7 mph
67%
1010 mb
0 mm/h
2:00 am
19°/19°°C
0.81 mm
81%
6 mph
69%
1011 mb
0 mm/h
5:00 am
19°/19°°C
0.42 mm
42%
8 mph
71%
1011 mb
0 mm/h
8:00 am
20°/20°°C
0.21 mm
21%
10 mph
69%
1012 mb
0 mm/h
11:00 am
21°/21°°C
0.5 mm
50%
11 mph
62%
1012 mb
0 mm/h
2:00 pm
21°/21°°C
0.31 mm
31%
10 mph
63%
1012 mb
0 mm/h
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Alex
Alexi beach could be really nice, but the seaweed is extensive and not nice for swimming. I’ve passed by this beach a few times, but never seen anybody sunbathing nude or otherwise. A better beach is on the other side of the isthmus, but this is predominately occupied by textiles.