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Awataha Young Mariners, Auckland, New Zealand
Awataha Young Mariners is a boat club located north of Auckland, facing Rangitoto and Motutapu islands. It’s part of Young Mariners of New Zealand association. You can discover the Maori culture at the Awataha Marae cultural center, go to the beach at Castor Bay or head to one of the islands in the Hauraki Bay. The closest are Rangitoto and Motutapu, connected by a causeway passing over the narrow strait between them. Rangitoto is the youngest and largest of the 48 volcanic cones scattered across the Auckland region. Its summit offers spectacular 360-degree views across the Hauraki Gulf. Motutapu is a wildlife sanctuary with a great beach at Home Bay. Waiheke is the second largest of the Hauraki Bay islands, home to vineyards, olive groves and white sandy beaches at Oneroa, Palm Beach and Onetangi slope. The vineyards produce a high-quality wine and many of them have onsite restaurants and shops. The largest island in the bay is Great Barrier Island, with a rocky eastern shore facing the ocean and a western side with deep sheltered harbors and calm sandy bays.
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Photo Gallery
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Attractions in Auckland
Auckland is located in the upper North Island in New Zeeland and it is the most densely populated urban area in the country hosting more than 1,2 million people. This means that a third of the country’s population lives in this region. Auckland’s coasts are bordered by the Pacific Ocean. Numerous touristic and economic activities contribute to the region’s continuous development. For tourists, Auckland is a great holiday destination which offers terrific views and exciting activities.
Auckland has a long and fascinating history originating in the 14th century when the Mauri population came to inhabit this territory for its fertility and natural resources. Later in the 18th century, this rich land also lured Europeans explorers who began to settle here. During the 19th century, a fast-paced modernization and Europeanization process took place and Auckland’s trade and the industry flourished.
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