Distant Lands
Wednesday, 14 November 2007
Piha
Piha, New Zealand is what happens when the world's surfers get together and dream about a place. It is 200% water - from the ocean that fronts it, to the mist-laden rainforest at its back. In November, it is a clammy-damp. Nothing a little fleece can't handle.

There are tidal pools to be explored. Waves to watch. Hills to climb.

And a great nature/Maori culture visitors center at the entrance to the area.

It's a 45 minute drive from Auckland, on fairly twisty roads. There was a tasty cafe at the base of the hill. A nice daytrip when still recovering from a long flight.

There are tidal pools to be explored. Waves to watch. Hills to climb.

And a great nature/Maori culture visitors center at the entrance to the area.

It's a 45 minute drive from Auckland, on fairly twisty roads. There was a tasty cafe at the base of the hill. A nice daytrip when still recovering from a long flight.
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