Te Mata Peak Napier

... Pause eingelegt. Dank Orkan Fiona war es ein bisschen stürmisch… Samstag ging es dann das letzte Stück bis Napier, mit Halt auf dem Te Mata Peak – der summit war ziemlich in den Wolken, aber auf dem Weg nach unten hat man wunderschön den ...

... and Lydia, who I stayed with in Melbourne. We visited a strawberry farm for a gorgeous strawberry ice cream and then to Te Mata Peak for some stunning views of the region. In the evening we had a delicious bbq at Jay's home in Hastings, with ...

In September we went to Hastings and Napier and had a visit with a family friend Audrey. We had lunch at the Mission Estates Winery and drove up to Te Mata Peak. Alovely trip for 3 ...

... beer, potato wedges, green curry, running along the bay, visits to pak & save (supermarket), mojitos and bonfires on the beach, and having coffee while admiring the art deco buildings and a visit to Te Mata Peak. The sun was still shining when I ...

... pretzels and fudge!! After the market I went to the first winery where I tried several different types!! Next we went up to Te Mata Peak. This involved a drive up a very steep hill, but the views from the top were breathtaking! We could see for miles, ...

... roast dinner courtesy of the ever hospitable Roz - just what you need after a heavy weekend! The following morning we decided to head up Te Mata peak to make the most of the good views of Napier and 'Craggy Hills' and planned a trip to the beach for the ...

... replaced Churches as the funky places to get married in the NZ summer. Craggy Range was certainly as fantastic spot set underneath Te Mata peak in amongst the vineyards of this well respected winery. It was a spectular setting for a spectular day. As we ...

... I was planning on going around taking photo's for the blog, but i CBF'd. So here's a list of things i was gonna see... *Te Mata Peak *Marine Parade *Iron Pot and Cool-Cat icecream shop *Some of the better local wineries    Driving up ...

... was no exception. A leisurely stroll around Hastings started our day, followed by a trip to Havelock North and Clifton. It was back to Te Mata peak for some fine views (via an ice-cream stop for the kids and a sticky date pudding stop for mum and dad) ...

... escaped by jumping into the sea after Captain Cooked fired upon the natives. With a few hours left of day light we stopped at Te Mata Peak for another walk to the highest point in the Hawkes Bay region. Well the guys had the energy to make to climb up ...