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Cape Reinga & Te Paki Coastal Track
A not-so-fun hike with great views and a closed track.
Long roads and Willy's madness: Cape Reinga & 90 Miles Beach
After my full-day boat tour, I embark on a full-day bus tour. We start at 7 AM because the journey to New Zealand's northernmost point is quite far. Our bus driver is named...
At the End of the World
Today was not the last day, but the last day with my planned route. Okay, yes, I still have the car for a few more days and Auckland is still coming. But this was the last time...
Giant Sand Dunes - Te Paki Sand Dunes
Sand Sliding - the largest sand dunes in New Zealand.
About the KariKari beach to Whangarei
So the plan was actually beach hopping today. Well, I woke up right by the sea at sunrise. I then made some phone calls and cooked. I accidentally made pesto pasta for an entire...
The most famous beach and the bleakest campsite in New Zealand - 90 Mile Beach
Phew... it looked quite different yesterday! It's gray, windy, rainy, and cool. How unpleasant. Today, we're heading towards 90 Mile Beach. Check-out time at most places is...
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The northernmost point of New Zealand
Cape Reinga
#37 Westcoast of the Northland
While travelling up the westcoast of the Northland we still try to grasp the beauty of the nature, the friendliness of the people and the fact that we only have 4 weeks left.
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The northernmost point of New Zealand
Cape Reinga
Cape Reinga or also known as the jumping place of the souls
Morning Pic We wake up with the seagulls dancing on our roof. Which is not a problem, as we get to see the sunrise because of it. Plus, there are plenty of big...
Of angry gods
In Ahipara, one of THE surfing hotspots, we hope for a bit of sun, but unfortunately we only get fog and rain. Anyone can have a beach with a blue sky, but we think that a beach...
Giant Te Paki Sand Dunes & Matauri Bay
Morning Pic Wir wachen wieder mit dem Dröhnen der Brandung auf und Frühstücken mit Blick auf die Tapotuputo Bay. Neben uns machen sich Einheimische...
We'restayinghome
To tell the story of that day I have to go back a long way and don't even know where to start. It's best to first describe the campsite, which is actually not a campsite at all,...
To Maitai Beach via Whangarai
Morning Pic After a good night's sleep, we start our last long tour towards the north. Our destination is Cape Karikari, a peninsula about 100 km before Cape Reinga,...
Im Northland
'Northland' of New Zealand is everything north of Auckland. We have been to the New Zealand North Island 4 times so far, but only managed to visit Northland twice. And we were...
Be happy!
Painting
The last stretch to Cape Reinga
Our rainy drive up north
The end of the end of the world!
Next, our path led us to Picton, where we were surprised by a colony of stingrays during a walk. Afterwards, we left the North and headed to Kaikoura. Kaikoura is located in a...
Cape Reinga - northernmost New Zealand
We made it - Cape Reinga Lighthouse Finally sun on the beach
#37 Westcoast of the Northland
While travelling up the westcoast of the Northland we still try to grasp the beauty of the nature, the friendliness of the people and the fact that we only have 4 weeks left.
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