Some phenomena of the Abel Tasman park

Split Apple Rock

Yesterday, we took a water cab in Kiateriteri. In half an hour, we sailed to Anchorage Bay. On these routes, we passed the unusual phenomenon called Split Apple Rock.

From the beach at Anchorage Bay, we hiked to Watering Cove, on the other side of the hill. Watering Cove is a small cove with an unusual design. There is a mini campground where five tents are allowed. The campground can only be reached by kayak or on foot.

Watering Cove
Watering Cove

Fragile

Watering Cove.

Picture

Nelson.

Trailer

Highway 1, north of Kaikoura.

Mount John, Lake Tekapo

During the descent, a boy with “finisher 2018 triathlon watananga” passes us and immediately disappears from sight.

A Japanese girl with a silver parasol approaches us later. Does she know it’s another two hours of steep uphill through scorching fields? And then another hour even steeper down back?

At the lake, fathers play with watercraft, excuse-kids stand watching along the shore.

TV

 Kaikoura.

Layher

Layher 

Happening

Lake Tekapo.

Backbone

Dunedin.