Kauri Point Ponui is listed as a tourist attraction at a map-reference location near Waiheke Island, in the Hauraki Gulf. It has a 4.7 rating on Google.
A good coastal attraction makes the most of its setting, and on an island that means planning around the ferry, the tides and the weather. Check sailing times, including the last boat home, and the forecast before you go. Expect uneven ground and limited facilities, so wear sturdy shoes and bring water, sun protection and a windproof layer. Regulars know that early mornings and weekdays are the quietest, that clear days give the best views across the gulf and that summer weekends fill up fast. Because the place is given only as a map reference, look up access and any land-owner or iwi rules in advance, stay on marked paths and keep off private property. Take all rubbish home, and keep children close near cliffs and water.
For anyone exploring the Hauraki Gulf, Kauri Point Ponui is a quiet spot to see the coast.