Greenhithe Wharf is a boat ramp on the upper Waitematā Harbour at Greenhithe, on Auckland's North Shore, and holds a 4.5 rating on Google.
A good ramp is as much about timing as concrete. Around Auckland's tidal inlets, depth rules everything, so it pays to check the tide tables before you tow — a lane that feels generous at high water can leave trailers well short of the sea a few hours later. The bottom of any ramp is usually the greasiest stretch, slick with weed and slime at low tide, which is where a sure foot and a little patience matter. Regulars arrive early, rig up clear of the lane, and move off promptly so the queue keeps flowing on a busy summer morning.
For North Shore boaties, Greenhithe Wharf puts the sheltered upper harbour within easy reach of home.