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Lake Waikaremoana Boat Tour – New Zealand's Biggest Gap Year – Backpacker Guide New Zealand
Day 266: Only have one day to explore the magnificent Lake Waikaremoana in Te Urewera? Check out this incredible Tour of Lake Waikaremoana to see waterfalls, underwater forests and more!
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Today we are in the North Island’s longest tract of native forest, Te Urewera. Right in the middle is the huge and wonderful Lake Waikaremoana! Most people explore Lake Waikaremoana on the Lake Waikaremoana Great Walk taking 3-4 days. However, for us, we have one day to explore so are taking an awesome Lake Waikaremoana Boat Tour with Waikaremoana Lake Shuttles.
We learn about the fascinating formation of Lake Waikaremoana, see Lake Waikaremoana waterfalls tumbling into the lake, even the Lake Waikaremoana petrified forest underwater. Lake Waikaremoana is a must-visit in the Hawke’s Bay region or Gisborne region, as the lake lies just between the two. If you’re only going to explore one of the lakes in New Zealand, make it this New Zealand lake!
So what do you think of this boat tour of Lake Waikaremoana? Would you add Lake Waikaremoana to your Gisborne travel or Hawke’s Bay travel itinerary? LUK in the comments!
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BackpackerGuide.NZ is New Zealand’s biggest online travel guide for adventure and budget travel in New Zealand. Join us, as the team behind BackpackerGuide.NZ, Robin and Laura, update the travel guide while taking on 365 Days: 365 Activities in New Zealand! It’s New Zealand’s Biggest Gap Year! We release new videos of the New Zealand backpacking adventure every single day, as well as New Zealand travel tips and 360 videos every Sunday so start making your New Zealand bucket list!
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Onepoto Caves at Lake Waikaremoana – New Zealand's Biggest Gap Year – Backpacker Guide New Zealand
Day 267: Did you know there are caves at Lake Waikaremoana?! We check out the awesome Onepoto Caves in Te Urewera, as it’s one of the short walks at Lake Waikaremoana.
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We have half a day left in Lake Waikaremoana in Te Urewera so we do one of the short hikes at Lake Waikaremoana, the Onepoto Caves. The two hour loop is full of cave-like features, forest and great views. It’s one of the short walks in Te Urewera you need to check out!
Lake Waikaremoana and Te Urewera is located in the middle of the Hawke’s Bay and Gisborne regions. It’s a wilderness experience you can’t miss in Gisborne or Hawke’s Bay!
So what do you think of this hike in Te Urewera? Would you add the Onepoto Caves to your Gisborne Travel itinerary? LUK in the comments!
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BackpackerGuide.NZ is New Zealand’s biggest online travel guide for adventure and budget travel in New Zealand. Join us, as the team behind BackpackerGuide.NZ, Robin and Laura, update the travel guide while taking on 365 Days: 365 Activities in New Zealand! It’s New Zealand’s Biggest Gap Year! We release new videos of the New Zealand backpacking adventure every single day, as well as New Zealand travel tips and 360 videos every Sunday so start making your New Zealand bucket list!
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Day 265: Today we are doing a Maori horse riding experience in Wairoa, Hawke’s Bay! It’s a unique North Island horse trek with culture, legends, horse riding on the beach, wildlife and more!
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Today we’re doing a New Zealand horse trek and New Zealand Maori experience wrapped up into one on this horse trek in Hawke’s Bay with Out on a Lim. The team are based in Iwitea, just outside of the Hawke’s Bay town of Wairoa. Join us for this awesome day out on the North Island of New Zealand!
If you want an authentic Maori experience on the North Island, then this Maori horse riding tour is well worth considering. It’s a good mix of horse riding in Hawke’s Bay and getting a New Zealand Maori tour.
So what do you think of this North Island Maori tour with Maori horses. Would you add Out on a Lim to your Hawke’s Bay travel itinerary? LUK in the comments!
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Maungaharuru-Tangitu signs $23m settlement
The North Hawkes Bay, Maungaharuru-Tangitu claims group signed their Treaty settlement at the weekend with Treaty Minister Chris Finlayson and other dignitaries. The Maungaharuru-Tangitu hapū were subjected to extensive land confiscations in the Mohaka/Waikare area and were wrongfully detained following military engagement with the Crown.
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Helicopter Rescue from the Ruahine National Park
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Thursday 11 August, 08:00am
The Hawke's Bay Rescue Helicopter Crew, responded to the Sunrise Hut in the Ruahine National Park, where a female in her 30’s had fallen from her bunk and sustained a shoulder injury. Low cloud in the area made it difficult to get to the hut, which was blanketed with 2 foot of snow.
She was transported to Hawke’s Bay Fallen Soldier’s Memorial Hospital for further treatment.
In this video, you will see Crewman Geoff Taylor locating the helipad (a raised platform) through thick snow, and helping to direct Pilot Jeremy Bruce to land the helicopter safely.
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Almost dead center of the New Zealand North Island is Lake Taupo. On the way to lake we passed Huka Falls - very dramatic, powerful and beautiful waterfalls with blue/green water. Lake Taupo is quite large. We found the town to be quite boring but we were there only 2 days so it was tolerable. From there we went to the East Coast to visit the town of Napier. The town was destroyed by an earthquake and rebuilt in 1931 when Art Deco was in vogue so the town is full of Art Deco buildings. Delightful! Enjoy!
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Exploring with travis and rawiri my two nephews we take a look around and find a couple of things.. this was fun as for them as well as me been able to do it with them.. it was a stunning summers nite..
much love to my family in gisborne and wairoa.
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A desirable lifestyle home
Sitting in an elevated position, along desirable Awamate Road, this lifestyle block commands sweeping, rural views and total privacy.
205 Awamate Road impresses from word go! You enter this stunning property among established trees that line the driveway, before you reach the sun-soaked, substantial home.
The most likely noise here will be the Tui, who are frequent visitors to the bush grove on the property, which is a veritable playground for the kids! The bush sits to the rear of the section, and at the front, there is a paddock at your disposal.
The very tidy, brick home has been a real family hub, with many gatherings being enjoyed on the patio and front lawn. The floor plan accommodates guests with ease, and offers overnight visitors their own living space, equally suitable for a teenager or elder, as the third bedroom is situated slightly away from the other two double bedrooms. The home is modern throughout, and with a fantastic wood burner situated in the contemporary kitchen, and the sun that reaches into every room and living area, you can be sure of a wonderfully warm house in winter.
Completing this superior picture is excellent garaging.
The established gardens are about to burst into spring colour, so make the most of this wonderful opportunity and view this property to experience just how spectacular it is!
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I whakahokia atu te tupapaku o Lawrence Teepa-Moon ki tona whanau i te ra nei. He mea wero ia ki te oka kia mate i te ra whaiaipo o te ao i tera wiki, i Turanganui-a-Kiwa.
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Earth Journeys : Lake Tutira - has it cleared up?
*What is your perception?*
I do a lot of so called weird energetic stuff and I get drawn to different places on the earth and contribute and receive what ever I sense is required. I am more in allowance of these journeys now as before the mind wanted 'see' what is happening or has happened and if I was actually making a difference, if at all. yeah - let that go. I know I get to go on wondrous earth adventures and take pictures too. How lucky am I? Then this 'assignment' came up and I found it rather interesting...
*Earth is calling (again)*
Last year, as I arrived in Hawkes Bay and I purchased a map of the area as you do to get my bearings and see what townships are here and a few places were grabbing my attention. Lake Tutira was one of them but thought nothing of it at the time. Several months passed by and so I get the map out again, and my attention went to Lake Tutira again. I have never been there. It felt like it was calling me and that there was 'work' to be done. A friend of mine felt drawn to go there too and so we decided to go there on 29th February 2016. And we were shocked at what we saw when we arrived. I've not seen a NZ lake this colour before. There was a layer of thick brown sludge around the edges of this stagnant lake and it smelt and felt bad around the area. Signs were around saying 'no swimming, surfing or paddling - water polluted'. Okay what next?...
My friend and I followed our nose and walked around the lake and asked what contribution we can be to this place if any at all. 'Yes please!' Was the response we perceived from the beings of the area. So after asking permission, we did our 'thang' - the weird energetic stuff (sounds, tones, clearing and whatever else we felt drawn to do) and that was that.
A policeman was driving around the lake for whatever reason - we don't know, and stopped by to say hi. 'Shame about the lake aye' he says and then tells us that the outflow from the lake has been blocked. 'The lake was not like this, this time last year. you used to be able to fish from it' hmmm...interesting
We went for a drive further north of the lake to find a picnic spot, but a few road works had us return back to the lake again an hour later. So we stopped there for our lunch. We noticed that the water was now moving over to the right. oo-er! okay.
*The return*
So, a few weeks later, I receive a 'call' again from the lake. I drove up there on my own and arrived to a very different looking lake.
The water is CLEAR
I'm not an environmental biologist or know what is classed as 'healthy' water, so I can't claim that the water is 'clean' or that my friend and I cleaned it. But visually, the water looks a lot 'clearer' this visit round. You can actually see the swan and duck footprints through the water now. How does it get any better than that? I wonder what else can come into our awareness?
I did call the local health bods who did say that 'brown sludge' is algal bloom that can suddenly appear in the lake during hot months which can affect the eco-system. It is said that the algal bloom is possibly linked to agricultural farming on the lands around lake and the heavy rain washing the nutrients into the lake.
The regional council continue to monitor the water quality. I wonder what they will find now?
Sometimes the work I do is not what we expect it to be. The 'clearing' of energy can also mean that the subconscious can be made conscious and that possibilities can show up that will create greater.
Is the earth calling you and what is it you will do when you get there? What other choice can we make that will be a contribution to all beings that are part of this whole-system?
**oh and a hawk (or kahu) came to visit me on both occasions**
*Update - receiving acknowledgements*
A few months later at a healing swap event, a lady who was there came over to me and said, 'I need to speak with you, I have a message from my ancestors.'
Well this is going to be interesting I thought, what could that be?
She said 'They tell me I had to give you this message. They say that you have being doing something with the waters in this area. And they said for me to tell you , thank you for all that you do and to continue to do what I do, it has helped!'
Well so I cried with that message! Wow - for a stranger to come up to me and give me that message - I thank you for the acknowledgement. How does it get any better than that?
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