Ward: Nächstgelegene Strände - 3 im Umkreis von 18 km

Wir kommen hier oft her, da wir 40 Minuten entfernt wohnen. Die ganze Familie liebt es hier und es ist ein toller Ausflug für uns. Bring ein Picknick mit! Da Feuer zu dieser Jahreszeit (Sommer) normalerweise in diesem Gebiet - und einem großen Teil von Neuseeland - verboten sind, bin ich mir nicht sicher, ob du einen Grill benutzen darfst. Es gibt ein schönes Café an der Hauptstraße in Ward, mit Toiletten, Tankstelle und einem großen Parkplatz.

Wunderschöner Strand und ein großartiger Ort, um farbige Steine zu sammeln. Wir trafen auch eine Robbe, die uns einen großen Schrecken einjagte, als wir nach Steinen schauten und fast auf ihren Schlafplatz traten. Aber sie war entspannt. Ansonsten liebten wir einfach die Landschaft.

Schöner Sandstrand mit praktischen Toiletten, was ihn zu einem großartigen Ort für Familiencamping macht. Außerdem können Sie langsam zu Fuß gehen, mit einem 4WD fahren oder Motorrad fahren, um zum Leuchtturm zu gelangen.

On November 14, 2016, a magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck the east coast of New Zealand's South Island. With a depth of just 15km, the quake was felt across the country and was the second most powerful in New Zealand's history, surpassed only by the magnitude 8.2 earthquake that hit Wairarapa in 1855. The quake generated a tsunami with waves up to 10 meters high in Cook Strait, and a newly exposed strip of shoreline between Wellington and the Hutt Valley provided a safe road and railway route, making previously impassable coastal roads accessible at high tide. A similar phenomenon occurred at Marfell's Beach scenic walk to the lighthouse, a popular 6km trail that takes about 90 minutes to complete. The Marfells Beach-Cape Campbell walk is an unmarked route that follows the beach from the Marfells Beach camping ground to Cape Campbell, the southernmost tip of Cook Strait. Before the November 2016 Kaikoura earthquake, access to Cape Campbell required careful timing with low tide. However, the earthquake caused significant uplift, making the beach walk more accessible and less dependent on the tides. It is still wise to check weather conditions before setting out. The turnoff to Marfells Beach is about 36 kilometers south of Blenheim, with the beach located a further 8km along a mostly sealed road. Cook Strait is known as one of the world's roughest stretches of water, part of the westerly wind belt called the Roaring Forties. This has led to numerous shipwrecks in the 19th century. The average ocean depth of Cook Strait is about 128 meters. Between 1845 and 1947, 19 ships met their fate along this east coast stretch. The earthquake uplift has revealed numerous rocks and reefs, explaining the perilous conditions. The lighthouse is located at the southernmost extreme of Cook Strait. Marfells Beach features a DOC camping ground, which is quite popular. This area is one of the sunniest places in New Zealand, so visitors can expect excellent weather. Nearby, as you drive into Marfell's Beach, you'll see the local salt factory. Taking advantage of Marlborough’s low rainfall, the Dominion Salt company has been producing salt here since 1942, generating over 70,000 tonnes of sea salt annually. While there are no public tours or sales at the saltworks, you can view the evaporation ponds and

UMWERFEND & RUHIG!!

Es ist ein annehmbarer Ort. Es ist wahrscheinlich besser, direkt zum Aussichtspunkt zu gehen, anstatt entlang des langen schwarzen Sandstrandes zu laufen. :)

Wir kommen hier oft her, da wir 40 Minuten entfernt wohnen. Die ganze Familie liebt es hier und es ist ein toller Ausflug für uns. Bring ein Picknick mit! Da Feuer zu dieser Jahreszeit (Sommer) normalerweise in diesem Gebiet - und einem großen Teil von Neuseeland - verboten sind, bin ich mir nicht sicher, ob du einen Grill benutzen darfst. Es gibt ein schönes Café an der Hauptstraße in Ward, mit Toiletten, Tankstelle und einem großen Parkplatz.

Wunderschöner Strand und ein großartiger Ort, um farbige Steine zu sammeln. Wir trafen auch eine Robbe, die uns einen großen Schrecken einjagte, als wir nach Steinen schauten und fast auf ihren Schlafplatz traten. Aber sie war entspannt. Ansonsten liebten wir einfach die Landschaft.

Schöner Sandstrand mit praktischen Toiletten, was ihn zu einem großartigen Ort für Familiencamping macht. Außerdem können Sie langsam zu Fuß gehen, mit einem 4WD fahren oder Motorrad fahren, um zum Leuchtturm zu gelangen.

On November 14, 2016, a magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck the east coast of New Zealand's South Island. With a depth of just 15km, the quake was felt across the country and was the second most powerful in New Zealand's history, surpassed only by the magnitude 8.2 earthquake that hit Wairarapa in 1855. The quake generated a tsunami with waves up to 10 meters high in Cook Strait, and a newly exposed strip of shoreline between Wellington and the Hutt Valley provided a safe road and railway route, making previously impassable coastal roads accessible at high tide. A similar phenomenon occurred at Marfell's Beach scenic walk to the lighthouse, a popular 6km trail that takes about 90 minutes to complete. The Marfells Beach-Cape Campbell walk is an unmarked route that follows the beach from the Marfells Beach camping ground to Cape Campbell, the southernmost tip of Cook Strait. Before the November 2016 Kaikoura earthquake, access to Cape Campbell required careful timing with low tide. However, the earthquake caused significant uplift, making the beach walk more accessible and less dependent on the tides. It is still wise to check weather conditions before setting out. The turnoff to Marfells Beach is about 36 kilometers south of Blenheim, with the beach located a further 8km along a mostly sealed road. Cook Strait is known as one of the world's roughest stretches of water, part of the westerly wind belt called the Roaring Forties. This has led to numerous shipwrecks in the 19th century. The average ocean depth of Cook Strait is about 128 meters. Between 1845 and 1947, 19 ships met their fate along this east coast stretch. The earthquake uplift has revealed numerous rocks and reefs, explaining the perilous conditions. The lighthouse is located at the southernmost extreme of Cook Strait. Marfells Beach features a DOC camping ground, which is quite popular. This area is one of the sunniest places in New Zealand, so visitors can expect excellent weather. Nearby, as you drive into Marfell's Beach, you'll see the local salt factory. Taking advantage of Marlborough’s low rainfall, the Dominion Salt company has been producing salt here since 1942, generating over 70,000 tonnes of sea salt annually. While there are no public tours or sales at the saltworks, you can view the evaporation ponds and

UMWERFEND & RUHIG!!

Es ist ein annehmbarer Ort. Es ist wahrscheinlich besser, direkt zum Aussichtspunkt zu gehen, anstatt entlang des langen schwarzen Sandstrandes zu laufen. :)