Coincidentally catching up with the typhoon and rain, but the scenery is still beautiful, the beach is long, the lighthouse is exquisite, there are not many people, the day group to participate, the explanation is very funny, the lunch is not bad, New Zealand is worth coming here.

North of the North ❤️Cape Reinga ​​​, I also feel the corner of the world. Anyway, I am very happy! ! I also met a very nice old man! Very happy chat! ! !

Non-stop play: Firefly Cave, Hobbit Village, Geothermal, Feeding Animals in North Island; Also ran to ski. I skied 100 knives for 2 hours, but no one took care of the time limit. I don’t know if anyone bought an hour but slipped for 3 hours. [laughing]

(English :Cape Reinga, Maori: Te Reinga or Te Rerenga Wairua), the northwestmost tip of the Opry Peninsula, north-west of New Zealand's North Island, located 100 kilometers north of the nearest town of Ketaya.)

Cape Reinga (Maori: Te Reinga or Te Rerenga Wairua)), the northwestmost tip of the Opry Peninsula, north-west of New Zealand's North Island, 100 km north of the nearest town of Ketaya.

The Cape Reinig, the intersection of the Tasman Sea and the Pacific Ocean (the sixth photo, where the different colors of the sea are the intersections), is where the Maori souls set off. The Cape Reinig Lighthouse was built in 1941 and flashed every 26 seconds, and can be seen 50 kilometers away.

Driving back and forth from Auckland for more than 10 hours, you must think clearly before you go, it is very hard to drive by yourself. But when you see the view of the lighthouse, you will find that everything is worth it.