BEST HOSTEL IN NEW ZEALAND AND THINGS WE WILL MISS! | #ScalyQ&A #1
A little Q&A we put together where we asked each other 5 random questions about our time in New Zealand! From what we shall miss to our favourite hostel!
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Treehouse Hostel & Kohukohu New Zealand.
Kohukohu & The Treehouse Hostel. With music from Kohukohu Residents.
December 2012. Best accommodation ever on planet Earth.
Things to Do in Hokianga in 360 - New Zealand VR
See the awesome landscapes and things to do in Hokianga in 360 degrees in this VR video of Hokianga in New Zealand! Watch in 4K for the best results.
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Trying to figure out where to go in New Zealand? Check out Hokianga in 360 degrees in this virtual reality slideshow. These are the landscapes, sights and things to do in Hokianga presented in a 360 video of Hokianga, New Zealand. Watch in 4K for the best results.
See Hokianga's Arai Te Uru Reserve, Footprints Waipoua Tour, Koutu Boulders, Tane Mahuta, Waiotemarama Falls and more captured with a VR camera.
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Things to do Kauri Coast and Hokianga, with so many must do attractions and activities
Things to do Kauri Coast and Hokianga, with so many must do attractions and activities, things to see and do you will be spoilt for what to do first - Must do New Zealand
From the Hokianga in the North to the Matakohe in the south , the Kauri Coast is home to the world's oldest and largest ancient kauri trees in the Waipoua forest, the first place Maori set foot in Aotearoa, our nation's largest harbour & longest drivable beach, 95% of New Zealand's kumara vegetable are grown on the kauri coast, pre-historic rock formations, crystal clear freshwater lakes, The Matakohe Kauri Museum that displays an interesting past with all its exhibits, Kaipara's historic lighthouse and sailing ship wrecks, kiwi in the wild and fantastic hospitality ... the list goes on and all in the warmth of 'winterless' Northland.
Opononi - Omapere - Hokianga Harbour - Northland - New Zealand
Opononi and Omapere are dual settlements on the south shore of the Hokianga harbour in Northland Region, New Zealand. State Highway 12 runs through Opononi and Omapere.
As you approach the seaside settlements of Omapere and Opononi you’ll notice the immense sand dunes of Niua.
Opononi became famous in 1955-56 because of Opo the dolphin. This name was given to a young female bottlenosed dolphin (genus Tursiops) which throughout the summer of 1955–56 frequented the beach at Opononi, Hokianga, inviting repeated human contact and playing with bathers and children in a manner not previously recorded for a wild dolphin since Roman times. Opo could be relied on to appear almost every day, and could be summoned by the sound of an outboard motor, audible to her from a great distance. Certain children, especially, established friendly contact. She permitted stroking and scratching, and even short rides by smaller children. (courtesy of Te Ara)
Opononi and its neighbouring sister Omapere make a great base to discover the Waipoua Forest, New Zealand’s largest kauri rainforest.
A walking track leads to an old signal station on Arai te uru, the south head. Take a boat trip across the harbour to the giant dunes where you can try dune surfing, or take a walk on the beach between Koutu and Kauwhare points on the south shore of the Hokianga Harbour where you will find the Koutu Boulders, one of the Hokianga’s better kept secrets.
Opononi - Omapere - Hokianga Harbour - Northland - New Zealand
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Golden Stairs Walk - Whangape Harbour to Mitimiti Beach @ Northland, New Zealand
This is definitely one of the most amazing day walks in Northland (if not one of the most iconic in NZ) - Huge fiord-like deep sound of a long narrow harbour valley cutting its way through to the pounding Tasman sea. This links to the remote and secrete northern most part of the wild Mitimiti Beach. 3 hours of walk on ridge one way from Pawarenga end of the Whangape Haroubr at low tide, and then another 1-2 hours scroll on beach towards Mitimiti to meet our most wonderful hosts Jill and Tiny (they dropped us off at Pawarenga earlier and picked up from north end of Mitimiti beach).
The name Golden Stairs Walk comes from the blaze of Kowhai flower display in the valley in Spring time - it looks like god painted the mountains with gold splashes!! The view is something you have never seen before - jaw dropping!
The best place to stay is of course at Jill and Tiny's cottage at Panguru, north Hokianga Harbour: Their place is absolutely straight from a Tourism New Zealand brochure and they are the most wonderful people you will ever meet!
PS - 4WD is considered most appropriate way of getting to the cottage as there is a ford in the middle of their driveway - a classic kiwiana that gold can't buy!!! There is a beautiful waterfall in their backyard forest (part of Warawara Forest) which takes hours of fun to explore.
South Island, New Zealand - April '15 - Active Planet
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HiHi Beach. New Zealand April 2012
Hihi Beach is 5km down sealed road off State Highway 10, 7km south of Mangonui on Doubtless Bay
New Zealand April 20
Hi to everyone. Just arrived in New Plymouth on the North Island after a walk on a 1 hour walking track on the north side of Mount Egmont or
Taranaki. it was an encredibel walk through twisted, knarled trees covered in moss, lichen and ferns. The trail twisted and turned up and down hill and looked so eerie and ancient that it seemed any minute a fairy or gnome might pop out and say hello. Now we are on the coast and the wind is screaming in from the beach. it is the first time in 10 days we have had any threat of rain.