Sulphur Beach Motorway Underpass Walkway is a small tourist attraction at 5 Tennyson Street on the Northcote Point shoreline, linking the suburb's leafy streets to the narrow foreshore at Sulphur Beach, and it holds a 4.5 Google rating. Walkways like this are among Auckland's quieter pleasures: the city's motorway network severed many waterfront suburbs from their own beaches in the mid-twentieth century, and an underpass path stitches that connection back together. A visit is less a destination than a doorway — a few minutes beneath concrete and traffic hum before everything softens at the water's edge. Locals check the tide before setting out, since foreshore sections can shrink or disappear at high water, and grippy shoes earn their keep on gravel and mud. The best visits fold it into a longer loop through the surrounding streets. From Tennyson Street, it is an easy add-on to a wander past Northcote Point's heritage villas, with the Auckland Harbour Bridge close at hand.