That was another night at a great camping spot: cheap and great views
We start the day by having a look at the beach at Hansen Creek
Interesting rocks here
This is where the seafulls drop shells on, so they break and the birds can get to the food inside the shell
Nice view from one of the caves here
Many kilometers of beach and we are the only ones here
I see a face in that rock on the left, looking towards the sea
This to me looks like a big crocodile, or an alligator
Rachel inspecting the rocks
Not puddles in the mud but in the rock
Lots of interesting structures on this beach
And very brown water
Sheltered from potential rain, might be nice to sleep here one day
I tried to push over this rock but it didn’t play ball
The view from the beach up the dune where the car is parked
Second part of the day: kayaking on the Wairoa River, the timing has got to be right, start with incoming tide
We paddle a bit but are definitely assisted by the incoming tide pushing us further inland
We’re not the only ones, I wonder where the river will end (begin)
Well, that’s the end for us, can’t get beyond that
Back at the car at the Whanganui Inlet
A little video of the kayaking
And a revisit of Wharariki Beach, just so I can send the drone up, I forgot to do that 2 days ago
And that concludes yet another beautiful day
There’s also a face on the right in that photo. It’s got its mouth open and looks to be in despair
Indeed! I see it as well now.