Punga Cove

There was a Kingfisher room with a master suite, a bath room, a living room and a kitchen.

There was a Kingfisher room with a master suite, a bath room, a living room and a kitchen. Every time I'm near a big river, I'm fascinated by it. Luckily, our house was furnished to give in to this possession. There was even a custom-made shower room with windows that allowed you to look over the room and into the cove for your private space and view.

However you decide, all of them seem to be designed to offer great sights. Afterwards we had a nice dinner with a nice glass of piñot nir in the Punga Fern restaurants. He has a passion for top-of-the-range products. He says the a la card menue offers venison and other regional specialities as well as shellfish.

All over the area there are attractive, bizarre arts accents - our house had a glazed ice-bird on the outside walls; sidewalk poles with floral and leaf painting and hidden in surprising places are rock painting in folkloric arts. My favorite was a cakapo. As I see the attraction of a wintry trip, the part of the Queen Charlotte track we were exploring was calm and other people seemed to be looking for the same loneliness as us.

You can also take the two-hour boat ride on the streets of Kenepuru and Titirangi while we were on the waters. There is a possibility to make a daily excursion to the end of the road in Titirangi. Besides good eating and good wines, Ralph says, beer of the highest standard is indispensable, and it was difficult to miss the chance to taste a Moa Kaiser Pilsner and an Emperor Pilsner while sunbathing in the hot tub on the Boatshed Cafe and having a sporadic chat with boats that had paused for a snack for dinner and some out of the sea for a while.

It was a good opportunity to stay the last few moments before the arrival of our sea taxis that brought us home.