Kawakawa Bay

The relatively narrow island terrain and winding coastline at the northern end of New Zealand's North Island create numerous peninsula bays. Each bay has its own unique view. A journey through it also gives you a sense of moving.

Come here is not running to his bay, because this bay is actually quite small, mainly this bay area has many better classical buildings, you can visit, you can also eat cheap seafood.

Although it is a bay, because the place is relatively small and remote, there are not many people, but the surrounding scenery has a very quiet atmosphere. I think it is quite good and rare.

I feel that this place is the most historic place in Auckland. Although this is a bay, there are many surroundings, whether it is imitated or left over before, it looks like a classical building anyway.

The bay is a bit far away, but absolutely beautiful, and not to mention there are very few tourists here, even the residents living here are very few, the whole scenery is really natural and unspoilt.