Waipapa Bay

Our next stop after Picton was
the small town of Waipapa Bay.
Above at Stage Highway 10, the
township of Waipapa is so
small, that most of the tourists
come through a daily basis to
pass it through from Kerikeri.
There is no supermarket or
a school to look by in this
destination, but you'll find there
are some affordable hotels

for those wanting accommodation 

for the night. There are a few

great things of this location, this
includes the town being inland
with no signs of beaches
except for its landing which is
named after the Waipapa
Stream where the ocean runs
in two directions of the north
and the south.

Without further ado, here are
the landscape pictures I have
taken at Waipapa Bay and
posted there for you.

Picton (Updated)

I'm so sorry, viewers for the

two year delay since I have 

written a post about my 

trip in New Zealand in

April 2011.

 

There will be no more pauses 

of work and the story of my
holiday will continue. After
the last day was not a good
day, due to having been sick.

I took aboard on a ferry from
the Wellington docks with
my family and being the first 

time I experienced the action
movie 'Unstoppable',
Tony Scott's swan song.

When after immediately
enjoying the ferry's luxuries
and view of the ocean,
the ship reached its
destination to the South
Island to the first place which 

was where I explored a place 

called Picton which links South 

and North Islands of New 

Zealand.