Sovereign Peir On The Waterways
73 South Highway, Whitianga
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Sovereign Peir On The Waterways Whitianga

73 South Highway Whitianga, The Coromandel, North Island, New Zealand

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Hot Water Heat

A travel blog entry by mattcannon

... a little pool fills up. Apparently it is possible to cook food in these pools although I daresay it is probably not advisable. Either way the locals talk of how it is possible to swim out to a nearby rock, scrape a few mussels off of it and then come back and boil them in the pools. There was plenty of space to dig at on this particular evening but apparently you cannot get a hot bit of sand for 'love nor money' due to the inevitable scrum of locals and tourists when low ...

$19 the cost of nature.

A travel blog entry by jlaire

This is a top pick!
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We drag ourselves out of bed at 5AM to drive to Coromandel for our fishing trip with Sean (a friend of Carl and Emma's who kindly offered to take us out fishing on his boat.) When we arrive at his place it is around 7:30 and Sean and his friend Al are a little worse for ware, made obvious by the beer cans and champagne bottles strewn around the place. It seems we missed out on a party last night! But, determined to carry on, the boys ...

Coastal beauty

A travel blog entry by tutzauer

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We got an early start in the morning
and left Auckland, heading east to the Coromandel Peninsula. Our
first stop was Pak'n'Save Supermarket, a local chain, and stocked up
on canned food, water and other goodies. We drove along the western
coast of the peninsula, which kind of reminded us of some areas along
Highway 1 in Northern California. The inland portion of the
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The Stunning Coromandel

A travel blog entry by lou_james

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... to buy some bait for another attempt at fishing! We knew that from here the road to Stony Bay would be tough as it is gravel most of the way, about 25km, which didn’t sound too bad..but then we presumed the windy, up and down and single lane road would ease out.....never presume anything!! It was very very hard work, with some more hairy moments with a speeding school bus coming around a single lane corner....but eventually we made ...

Bone Carvers

A travel blog entry by katie-jenny2011

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... and crafts session, we headed back to our hostel for a huge bowl of pasta. It was a fantastic carbo-load before our sea kayaking tomorrow morning.

Lessons Learned:

1. That smell in the dentist office, is the bone on your teeth being chipped away by the drill. And we willingly did that for 2 hours to make necklaces.

2. There is a reason why bone carved jewellery costs so much.

3. Katie doesn’t do well on windy roads.

Love Jenny and ...

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