...ive, boogie board on the sand dunes, visit glow-worm caves and mountain bike to your heart's content - all in a subtropical wonderland with an average summer temperature of 24 degrees and year-round friendly locals. In fact, there's so much to see and do in the Bay of Islands (all sixteen kilometres of it!), that ...
over a year ago: 10th December 2007
...The Bay of Islands is apparently the most subtropical part of New Zealand. Usually it looks like this − For me, it looks like this . Cape Reinga, the very top of New Zealand. I swear theres a lighthouse there. Rather far from home Sandboarding on the giant sand dunes was fun, though I had go......
Saturday was an early start, for a trip to Cape Reinga − the northern most tip of New Zealand. We went up the east coast along 90 mile beach in a specially adapted coach which drove along the wet sand of the shore
The Tasman Park and Bay is located in the North West of New Zealnds South Island. It offers nice bays and beaches sorrounded by forest.
Travel Photo of the Day: The Sand Dunes of Cape Reinga
over a year ago: 1st May 2007
...I went through the Bay of Islands, up the East side and over. Stayed at 90 mile beach a couple of nights it really is a 90 mile long beachCape Reinga is at the top of the country and just stunning. It is where the Tasman Sea and......