Ohuka Place Homestay, Whitianga, New Zealand, HD Review
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Wake up to lovely views of Mercury Bay from your private patio at Ohuka Place Homestay, just 10 minutes’ drive from the famous Lost Spring. Guests enjoy free Wi-Fi and BBQ facilities.
All rooms have a flat-screen TV with cable channels and a DVD player. Each room has an electric kettle and a private bathroom with a bathrobe, a hairdryer and free toiletries.
Ohuka Place Homestay Whitianga is 5 minutes’ from central Whitianga. Mercury Bay Museum and Mercury Bay Golf Club are each a 10-minute drive away.
Albert Number 6 - Whitianga - New Zealand
Albert Number 6 hotel city: Whitianga - Country: New Zealand
Address: 6 Albert Street; zip code: 3510
Albert Number 6 is just 300 metres from Buffalo Beach, on the Pacific Coast of the Coromandel. It offers barbecue facilities, an outdoor deck with ocean views, and free on-site parking.
-- Situé sur la côte Pacifique de la péninsule de Coromandel, l'Albert Number 6 se trouve à seulement 300 mètres de la plage Buffalo. Il propose un barbecue, un parking gratuit et une terrasse extérieure donnant sur l'océan.
-- El Albert Number 6 está ubicado a solo 300 metros de la playa de Buffalo, en la costa de Coromandel, bañada por el océano Pacífico. Ofrece zona de barbacoa, aparcamiento gratuito y terraza al aire libre con vistas al mar.
-- Das Albert Number 6 auf der Halbinsel Coromandel ist nur 300 m vom Strand Buffalo Beach an der Pazifikküste entfernt. Es bietet einen Grillplatz, eine Außenterrasse mit Blick auf den Ozean und kostenlose Parkplätze am Hotel.
-- Albert Number 6 ligt op slechts 300 meter van het strand van Buffalo, aan de Pacifische kust van het schiereiland Coromandel.
-- Situato sulla costa del Pacifico della penisola di Coromandel, ad appena 300 metri dalla spiaggia di Buffalo, l'Albert Number 6 offre attrezzature per barbecue, una terrazza all'aperto con vista sull'oceano e un parcheggio gratuito in loco.
-- コロマンデルの太平洋岸に位置するバッファロービーチからわずか300mのAlbert Number 6は、バーベキュー施設、海を望む屋外デッキ、無料の敷地内駐車場を提供しています。 宿泊者は、活気あるドミトリーから貸切のスタジオ（専用バスルーム付）まで、様々なタイプの客室から選択できます。全ての客室に、電子レンジ、紅茶/コーヒーメーカーが備わります。 宿泊施設はランドリー施設、インターネット回線（要追加料金）を提供しています。 ウィティアンガのAlbert Number...
-- Albert Number 6酒店位于Coromandel的太平洋海岸上，距离Buffalo Beach海滩仅有300米，提供烧烤设施、一个海景户外甲板以及免费酒店内停车场。 客人可以选择各类住宿，从热闹的宿舍间到带连接浴室的私人浴室公寓。所有客房都配备了一台微波炉以及沏茶/咖啡设备。 酒店拥有洗衣设施。客人可以付费使用互联网。 Whitianga Albert Number酒店距离Mercury Bay Museum博物馆有5分钟车程，距离Cathedral...
-- Мотель Albert Number 6 разместился всего в 300 метрах от пляжа Баффало на Тихоокеанском побережье Коромандела. К услугам гостей принадлежности для барбекю, открытая терраса с видом на океан и бесплатная парковка на территории мотеля.
-- Albert Number 6 ligger vid Stilla havets kust i Coromandel, bara 300 meter från Buffalo Beach. Här finns grillplats och utedäck med havsutsikt. Vid boendet finns även gratis parkering.
-- يقع Albert Number 6 على بُعد 300 متر فقط من شاطئ بوفالو، ويقع على ساحل المحيط الهادئ في كورومانديل، ويتميز بمرافق للشواء وتراس في الهواء الطلق مع إطلالات على المحيط ومواقف مجانية للسيارات في الموقع.
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Albert Number 6, Whitianga, New Zealand, Bewertungen
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Das Albert Number 6 auf der Halbinsel Coromandel ist nur 300 m vom Strand Buffalo Beach an der Pazifikküste entfernt. Es bietet einen Grillplatz, eine Außenterrasse mit Blick auf den Ozean und kostenlose Parkplätze am Hotel.
Sie wählen aus einer Reihe von Unterkünften, die von geselligen Schlafsälen bis zu privaten Studios mit eigenem Bad reichen. Alle Zimmer sind mit Mikrowelle sowie Kaffee- und Teezubehör ausgestattet.
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Das Whitianga Albert Number 6 ist eine 5-minütige Fahrt vom Museum Mercury Bay entfernt. Nach einer 25-minütigen Fahrt erreichen Sie die Bucht Cathedral Cove und den Strand Hotwater Beach.
The best of Whitianga, Coromandel Peninsula
A collection of the best places and sights in Whitianga, Coromandel Peninsula.
KZ1 Yacht (Used to challenge for 1988 America's cup), New Zealand Maritime Museum, Auckland, NZ
KZ 1 was a one off sailing yacht used to challenge for the 1988 America's Cup.
KZ 1 was designed by Bruce Farr and is constructed from a carbon fibre and Kevlar/Nomex sandwich.
Skippered by David Barnes and manned by a crew of 40 from the Mercury Bay Boating Club in Whitianga, New Zealand.
KZ 1 was given the nicknames of the Big Boat or Big Beauty by financial backer, Sir Michael Fay.
The unconventional challenge of Michael Fay and KZ 1 prompted American syndicate head Dennis Conner to respond with an unconventional defense. Lacking time and looking to protect the planned international event in 1992, the defenders built Stars & Stripes (US 1), a catamaran that Conner sailed to win the challenge, though most of the battle was fought in court.
KZ 1 is now on display near the National Maritime Museum in downtown Auckland.
Welcome to COLC
Coromandel Outdoor Language Centre is a small and friendly language school in the beautiful seaside town of Whitianga. activity.co.nz
We teach communicative English in a way that makes learning fun. Our teachers extend classroom learning with visits to local businesses, the museum, the information centre, the kindergarten and many other places where students use English in real communication with local people. We believe in Learning by Doing and our Activity Program takes students into new situations where they meet interesting local personalities, learn a variety of skills and try out exciting new activities. We teach English as a second Language, but you will learn much more that that when you spend time with us.
Our classes are small with a maximum of 10 students per class. The minimum age to study at COLC is 16 years and our oldest student so far, an 80 year old, loved doing activities. Students of all ages and nationalities enjoy our 'English only' rule and get to share each others' culture. We can alter your program to meet your needs.
Every Wednesday night the school runs Open Night, which is an opportunity for all students to mix in a social environment. Open night activities include Kiwi BBQs, games and movie nights, pizza parties, karaoke and students from the same country often get together to cook a national dish and prepare a feast for the other students.
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Rounding Colville
Sailing around Cape Colville, tip of Coromandel Peninsula North Island New Zealand, heading for Auckland
2012-06-05 - VARIOUS - TRANSIT OF VENUS, NEW ZEALAND
A compilation of video's and pictures of the Venus Transit, June 5th, 2012
2012-06-05 - CH9.CO.NZ - TRANSIT VISIBLE IN THE SOUTH
Captain Cook had to travel a long way in a small ship to witness the Transit of Venus in 1769.
Dunedin people will just need to step outside tomorrow to view the only sighting visible in New Zealand this century.
Otago Museum previewed the event over the weekend, and will host a viewing tomorrow, as long as the grey clouds over the city part.
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2012-06-05 - NZHERALDTV - RAW VIDEO, TRANSIT OF VENUS AS SEEN FROM NELSON
nzherald.co.nz reporter Tim Cuff captured these images of the transit of Venus from Nelson.
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2012-06-05 - NOGGINFILMS - THE TRANSIT OF VENUS 2012 AUCKLAND NEW ZEALAND
WED 6th of June 2012 - VIDEO OF VENUS MOVING ACROSS THE SUN - Couldn't miss this one. Just filmed with the 60D out the window of the office (Upper Queen St Auckland) this clip of Venus crossing the Sun. Won't happen again for another 105 years or so. Enjoy.
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2012-06-06 - STUFF - TRANSIT OF VENUS SEEN IN NZ SKY
As cold, cloudy scenes make murky some parts of New Zealand, others are finding clear skies where the transit of Venus can be viewed from.
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2012-06-06 - ONE NEWS - VENUS CROSSES THE SUN
Thousands of people turned their eyes skywards today to see the Transit of Venus.
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2012-06-05 - NASA - ULTRA HIGH DEFINITION VIEW OF 2012 VENUS TRANSIT
Over a six-hour period on June 5-6 2012, the Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) collected images in many wavelengths of one of the rarest predictable solar events: the transit of Venus across the face of the sun. These transits occur in pairs eight years apart that are separated from each other by 105 or 121 years. The last transit was in 2004 and the next will not happen until 2117.
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COLC Fishing
Coromandel Outdoor Language Center students fishing from the Wild Goose activity 9-11-11. activity.co.nz
Coromandel Outdoor Language Centre is a small and friendly language school in the beautiful seaside town of Whitianga.
We teach communicative English in a way that makes learning fun. Our teachers extend classroom learning with visits to local businesses, the museum, the information centre, the kindergarten and many other places where students use English in real communication with local people. We believe in Learning by Doing and our Activity Program takes students into new situations where they meet interesting local personalities, learn a variety of skills and try out exciting new activities. We teach English as a second Language, but you will learn much more that that when you spend time with us.
Our classes are small with a maximum of 10 students per class. The minimum age to study at COLC is 16 years and our oldest student so far, an 80 year old, loved doing activities. Students of all ages and nationalities enjoy our 'English only' rule and get to share each others' culture. We can alter your program to meet your needs.
Every Wednesday night the school runs Open Night, which is an opportunity for all students to mix in a social environment. Open night activities include Kiwi BBQs, games and movie nights, pizza parties, karaoke and students from the same country often get together to cook a national dish and prepare a feast for the other students.
Must Do New Zealand - Driving Creek Railway - Coromandel Town
Must do New Zealand - Driving Creek Railway - Coromandel Town
‘Driving Creek Railway and Potteries' is the country’s only narrow-gauge hill railway that begun in 1975 and built mostly by hand by Barry Brickell, a rail enthusiast and potter who originally wanted all weather access to the clay and pine wood for his kilns. Today it is one of the top visitor attractions on the Coromandel Peninsula, a 'Must Do' when visiting Coromandel Town. Enjoy a delightful ride through New Zealand native bush, crossing over one of the many viaducts, tunnels and spirals before reaching the terminus at the mountain top called the 'Eyefull Tower' that offers stunning panoramic views of the Hauraki Gulf.
Swimmers at Coromandel Beach, NZ Run Out of Water as Orcas Come Close to Shore
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Credit: Kelly Lindsay via Storyful
I AM Kauri
A film making workshop directed by filmmaker James Muir facilitated through Creative Mercury Bay. A group of 5 Whitianga residents aged 15 to 50 together created this inspiring visual poem celebrating the Kauri tree. This short video is the launching point to a longer documentary about the Kauri Forests of the Coromandel Peninsula.
New Zealand Tour Day 2: Hot Water Beach, Kauri Trees, Waiau Falls
On our second day traveling New Zealand, we explore the unique Hot Water Beach. We also learn about the giagantic Kauri trees, and New Zealand's effort to preserve them. Finally we take a dip in the ice cold Waiau Falls!
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Whangamata, New Zealand - Phantom 3 Flight
Had the first proper flight of the drone yesterday where everything came together nicely to get some real decent shots of the Whangamata South Beach & Estuary. Looks great at low tide with the exposed rock and people enjoying the water. A great example of a Kiwi summer.
Still a bit more to learn/practise around adjusting how smooth the panning and tilt functions are but pretty happy for the most part. The props in shot when flying upwind are annoying (due to the amount of tilt required to fly forward, especially in a headwind) but I can live with that.. The alternative is the $10k Inspire 1 which moves the props out upward out of the way in relation to the body, but I'm not so keen on the cost..
Still pretty cool to hear people go oooh, look at the drone or just those that look up and wave as it flys past. Interesting they have no idea who is controlling it, or where it's being controlled from -- loving the enthusiasm and the wow factor still :D
Ideas for exploring Te Horeta's nail with junior primary students
Indira Neville, Principal Advisor National Library Services to Schools, gives ideas for using the curiosity card featuring Te Horeta’s nail (curiosity card CC0002) with junior primary students. When Te Horeta Taniwha was a boy he came on board the Endeavour when it visited Mercury Bay in 1769. There he met Captain Cook who gave him one of the ship’s nails.