Ten Auckland and Northland New Zealand travel photos


January 18, 2010 in New Zealand

Rangitoto from Mt Victoria

Linda and I have been travelling through New Zealand over the last nine months and getting to know our homeland, Aotearoa, once more. Here’s my favourite picks from Auckland and north over the last few months.

Rangitoto from Mt Victoria

Sitting on Mt Victoria, Devonport overlooking the Hauraki Gulf with Rangitoto in the background

Pohutukawa in blossom
Shag on a pole

Linda spotted this shag while out kayaking near Okahu Bay, Auckland

Grapes on the vine, Ransom winery

Grapes on the vine at Ransom winery, just north of Auckland

Escaping the fishing zone

Angela, our ITP t-shirt wearer (and designer), takes the short-cut home from the fishing spot

Te Whau winery, Waiheke

Big 360 views from Te Whau Point, Waiheke (and an expensive winery restaurant)

A man and his wine

The last few days of Inverness Estate -- a Clevedon winery ... the owners have sold up!

Auckland city from the water

Auckland City from the ferry crossing between Devonport and downtown

Getting your feet wet

Welsh listener, Rhi, getting her feet wet at the Goat Island Marine Reserve, Leigh

Moonlight over Doubtless Bay

Big moon over Doubtless Bay, Northland

All photos are copyright Craig and Linda Martin, 2009-2010.

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This article was written by Craig and Linda

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Craig and Linda Martin have been living on the road since February 2006. Both born and raised in Auckland, New Zealand they are ... somewhere in the world! Craig and Linda host the Indie Travel Podcast - you can get in touch with them here.

14 responses to Ten Auckland and Northland New Zealand travel photos

  1. Beautiful photos! They tell a fantastic story of New Zealand! I can’t wait to visit your country.

  2. Wonderful photos! My boyfriend and I are coming to New Zealand in March for two months for touring and hiking on both islands. We live on the volcanic island of Lanzarote in the Canary Islands (Spain) so are very much looking forward to greenery, mountains & fresh running water (as we don´t have that here)….. :-)

  3. ….with the water comment, I meant rivers, lakes and waterfalls…..not water coming out of the tap :-D

  4. Awesome pictures, guys! You’re getting me excited for my upcoming trip to the North Island. (Not sure if I’ll get there in the next month though…it would have been nice to meet!)

  5. Cool, great to hear you’re both coming down … sadly we’re leaving in mid-February but keep an eye on the site, as we have some more great video and some itineraries coming up in the next few months.

  6. GORGEOUS!!

  7. So gorgeous! I hope to go there someday…

  8. That is some deep water, not sure if I would have been brave enough to take the short cut. Nice photos guys!

  9. Thanks, everyone.

  10. Wow, that brings back some memories. One of the nicest places on Earth for me is called Little Oneroa Beach, if you ever get back to Waiheke, spend some time there. I think that place is magic.

    Beautiful photos :-)

  11. Hi guys, long time but we’re back on firm ground now and can catch up with all your posts! That water looks freezing for a short-cut! I was in NZ for three month with my family, it’s such a beautiful place. We lived in Nelson, the “center of New Zealand” for a while. They had a plaque on top of the hill proclaiming it. :) Let me get back to reading your posts! Cheers

  12. Hey, you have wonderful photos there! I am running a community blog for travelling and people from around the world upload photos (postcard-like) from their travels! Would you like to participate in it ? There are currently only a few photos (postcards) from New Zealand! I would appreciate if some of your photos take place there too! You can also create your own profile there and place a link to your blog as well!

  13. @Dragos Little Oneroa is a beaut!

    @Aly It was pretty warm actually :) Are you grounded now, or just taking a bit of time to get your feet dry again?

  14. New Zealand sure looks like a beautiful place to visit. Stunning pics…

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