Waiheke Island

Laid-back holidays, climbing vines, fragrant olive groves, eye-catching farmland, and unbearably soft beaches, this is Waiheke Island. 1. The wine island Waiheke Island is only a 35-minute boat ride away from downtown Auckland. Waiheke Island, in the Maori language, means "water of waterfalls". It is not difficult to imagine that Waiheke Island is rich in grapes, also known as the island of wine. There are often wine evaluation activities on the island, and you can taste the fresh How can wine lovers miss the award-winning wine? The olives are also exceptionally rich and of good quality, and it is certainly a pleasure to taste olive oils of various stages. 2. Waterfall and Sunny Beach Island The so-called waterfall water makes everyone happy, from the beach, to the sea, and then to the bottom of the sea, as long as it is related to the sea, there are countless things that can be enjoyed. Waiheke Island has many beaches: active sports beaches, undisturbed clean beaches, sunny beaches covered with golden sand, rocky and bushy beaches, and so on, take your pick. 3. The island of Gu Cheng's former residence is also the place where the poet Gu Cheng lived. If you also have a pair of black eyes that try to find light in the dark night like the poet, and you have the idea of remembering the poet, then please go to 124FairviewCres, RockyBay, Waiheke Island. The former residence of the poet is now inhabited, please do not disturb it, stand quietly. Just remember.