Great Barrier Island Travel Blog
Hi friends, my name is Sarah Demeo and I am happy to welcome you to my travel blog dedicated to one of the most amazing places on earth
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The European discoverer of the island was the British explorer James Cook, who discovered it in 1769.
Mostly, these are elderly people who decided to live here and a few years ago bought a house and moved to Great Barriere from Auckland and other cities of New Zealand
Great Barrier Island, a beautiful place rich in history, natural wonders and exhilarating adventures. In this amazing corner of the world, which is part of New Zealand
The island got its modern name from the British explorer James Cook, who named it so because it served as a barrier between the Pacific Ocean and the Hauraki Gulf.
The Winding Canyon is a canyon located somewhere in the Western Continent that houses one of several gates that keep the Growlers
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Port Fitzroy is located on Great Barrier Island on the northern part of the island, a five-hour ferry ride from Hamer Street Terminal in Auckland’s Wynard neighborhood
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Whangapua and the adjacent New Chums Beach (Wainuioto Bay) have serious and well-deserved beach power for domestic and international visitors.
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A huge beach, a campsite, and a walking trail for several kilometers along the coast can be seen in Harataonga Bay.
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Imagine a place where the whispers of the wind through ancient trees tell tales older than time itself, where the …
Ah, Great Barrier Island, a name whispered among those who seek solace and adventure in the embrace of nature. Nestled …
The Great Barrier Island is located about one hundred kilometers from Auckland itself and is part of the Auckland region and governed by Auckland Council.
