St. Heliers Beach, Auckland, New Zealand.
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St. Heliers Beach, Auckland, New Zealand.
Sunday morning walk along Kohimarama Beach, New Zealand.
A nice day at Takapuna beach taken in black and white. december 2024.
A closer up angle of Auckland's popular hotspot.
Rangitoto Island is a stunning volcanic island in the Hauraki Gulf near Auckland, New Zealand. It's the youngest and largest of the approximately 50 volcanoes in the Auckland volcanic field, having emerged from the sea around 600 years ago. The island is known for its symmetrical shield volcano cone, which rises to a height of 260 meters, and its rich pohutukawa forest—the largest in New Zealand.
Rangitoto's last eruption occurred between 550 and 600 years ago, and today it's a popular destination for hikers and tourists who explore its lava caves, take in the panoramic views from the summit, and enjoy the island's unique natural beauty.
Rangitoto Island is a stunning volcanic island in the Hauraki Gulf near Auckland, New Zealand. It's the youngest and largest of the approximately 50 volcanoes in the Auckland volcanic field, having emerged from the sea around 600 years ago. The island is known for its symmetrical shield volcano cone, which rises to a height of 260 meters, and its rich pohutukawa forest—the largest in New Zealand.
Rangitoto's last eruption occurred between 550 and 600 years ago, and today it's a popular destination for hikers and tourists who explore its lava caves, take in the panoramic views from the summit, and enjoy the island's unique natural beauty.
Rangitoto Island is a stunning volcanic island in the Hauraki Gulf near Auckland, New Zealand. It's the youngest and largest of the approximately 50 volcanoes in the Auckland volcanic field, having emerged from the sea around 600 years ago. The island is known for its symmetrical shield volcano cone, which rises to a height of 260 meters, and its rich pohutukawa forest—the largest in New Zealand.
Rangitoto's last eruption occurred between 550 and 600 years ago, and today it's a popular destination for hikers and tourists who explore its lava caves, take in the panoramic views from the summit, and enjoy the island's unique natural beauty.
Rangitoto Island is a stunning volcanic island in the Hauraki Gulf near Auckland, New Zealand. It's the youngest and largest of the approximately 50 volcanoes in the Auckland volcanic field, having emerged from the sea around 600 years ago. The island is known for its symmetrical shield volcano cone, which rises to a height of 260 meters, and its rich pohutukawa forest—the largest in New Zealand.
Rangitoto's last eruption occurred between 550 and 600 years ago, and today it's a popular destination for hikers and tourists who explore its lava caves, take in the panoramic views from the summit, and enjoy the island's unique natural beauty.
Rangitoto Island is a stunning volcanic island in the Hauraki Gulf near Auckland, New Zealand. It's the youngest and largest of the approximately 50 volcanoes in the Auckland volcanic field, having emerged from the sea around 600 years ago. The island is known for its symmetrical shield volcano cone, which rises to a height of 260 meters, and its rich pohutukawa forest—the largest in New Zealand.
Rangitoto's last eruption occurred between 550 and 600 years ago, and today it's a popular destination for hikers and tourists who explore its lava caves, take in the panoramic views from the summit, and enjoy the island's unique natural beauty.
Rangitoto Island is a stunning volcanic island in the Hauraki Gulf near Auckland, New Zealand. It's the youngest and largest of the approximately 50 volcanoes in the Auckland volcanic field, having emerged from the sea around 600 years ago. The island is known for its symmetrical shield volcano cone, which rises to a height of 260 meters, and its rich pohutukawa forest—the largest in New Zealand.
Rangitoto's last eruption occurred between 550 and 600 years ago, and today it's a popular destination for hikers and tourists who explore its lava caves, take in the panoramic views from the summit, and enjoy the island's unique natural beauty.
Rangitoto Island is a stunning volcanic island in the Hauraki Gulf near Auckland, New Zealand. It's the youngest and largest of the approximately 50 volcanoes in the Auckland volcanic field, having emerged from the sea around 600 years ago. The island is known for its symmetrical shield volcano cone, which rises to a height of 260 meters, and its rich pohutukawa forest—the largest in New Zealand.
Rangitoto's last eruption occurred between 550 and 600 years ago, and today it's a popular destination for hikers and tourists who explore its lava caves, take in the panoramic views from the summit, and enjoy the island's unique natural beauty.
Rangitoto Island is a stunning volcanic island in the Hauraki Gulf near Auckland, New Zealand. It's the youngest and largest of the approximately 50 volcanoes in the Auckland volcanic field, having emerged from the sea around 600 years ago. The island is known for its symmetrical shield volcano cone, which rises to a height of 260 meters, and its rich pohutukawa forest—the largest in New Zealand.
Rangitoto's last eruption occurred between 550 and 600 years ago, and today it's a popular destination for hikers and tourists who explore its lava caves, take in the panoramic views from the summit, and enjoy the island's unique natural beauty.
Rangitoto Island is a stunning volcanic island in the Hauraki Gulf near Auckland, New Zealand. It's the youngest and largest of the approximately 50 volcanoes in the Auckland volcanic field, having emerged from the sea around 600 years ago. The island is known for its symmetrical shield volcano cone, which rises to a height of 260 meters, and its rich pohutukawa forest—the largest in New Zealand.
Rangitoto's last eruption occurred between 550 and 600 years ago, and today it's a popular destination for hikers and tourists who explore its lava caves, take in the panoramic views from the summit, and enjoy the island's unique natural beauty.
