Local books, community stories, and handmade mosaics inspired by Piha's coastline, birdlife, and history. Created by long-time local Glenda Northey.

Level 3 Senior Iyengar Yoga teacher based in Piha, teaching since 1999. Classes, private sessions, remedial therapy yoga, retreats, and online classes.

Free, trusted Justice of the Peace service in Piha. Document certification, witnessing signatures, statutory declarations, and official paperwork.

Local real estate agent for Piha, Karekare and Anawhata. 23 years living here, 16 years selling here. Honest advice, real local knowledge, genuine care.

Piha Rides — locally-owned private transport and West Coast tours from Piha. Airport transfers, event runs, tailored tours to Kitekite, Mercer Bay, Karekare, Muriwai.

Piha Beach Fit — outdoor group fitness classes at the Piha Domain, run by Leanne Hart-Watson. All ages and levels welcome. Personal training also available.

Piha Candle Co. — handpoured candles made in Piha by Sue, using pure coconut wax and fragrances inspired by the coast. Small-batch, natural, locally made.

A small slow-fashion label based in Piha, creating limited-edition 1970s-inspired clothing in natural fibres and vintage textiles.

Beach Hair at 66 Rayner Road, Piha — fully qualified stylist Louise Fraser. Cuts, foils, colour, retouches. Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays. By appointment.

The village's independent community preschool, two minutes from the beach beside Barnett Hall. Run by a community trust, staffed by long-term locals.

Family-run surf shop and small campground on Seaview Road. Surfboards (new and used), gear hire, ding repairs, camp spots, and the friendliest welcome in the village.

Sunbird House Piha — a sun-filled escape in native bush, with a fireplace, expansive deck, and rare three-storey lift. For families, groups, and retreats.

Affordable beachside accommodation a stroll from the surf, with surfboard hire for guests. Run by Geoff, a long-time Piha local.

A Luxe-category one-bedroom retreat on Glenesk Road. Airbnb of the Year finalist. Continuously rated five stars and exceptional. The most awarded stay in Piha.

United North Piha Lifeguard Service — the volunteer surf lifeguards at the north end of Piha Beach. Summer patrols, water safety, and a parallel to Piha SLSC.

The village's artists' gallery, on Seaview Road. Local art, craft, and gifts made by people who live on this coast.

Piha Beach Campground — the village's main camping operation, set back from the beach at The Domain. Tent sites, powered sites, cabins. Year-round.

The coolest food truck in the country, by a mile. Mexican-inspired food, Daily Bread pastries, great coffee, great music.

A small community library run by volunteers. Open limited hours each week. Books to borrow, books to swap, and the kind of village institution that quietly keeps things going.

The most reliably open thing in Piha. Coffee, pies, groceries and the basics. Open 7.30am to 3pm, 364 days a year.