Right up at the top of the Far North of New Zealand, the land narrows. On the east coast are some wonderful bays and beaches, and on the west coast is our famous 90 Mile Beach. The road goes up the east coast, and 90 Mile Beach, officially classed as a highway, provides an alternative route.
Bus tours taking vistors to see the Cape Reinga lighthouse at the point where the Pacific Ocean and the Tasman Sea collide, do a round trip – and Te Paki Stream links the eastern road with the Beach.
This is a quicksand stream that has to be navigated by drivers who know what they are doing. 90 Mile beach is also subject to quicksand and has very limited exits for vehicles caught by the tide – so tour bus or horseback is definitely the way to go.
Acrylic painting sketch 12″ x 10″ – sketch on canvas card. In my collection.
Patricia
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