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Wide angle View of Tapeka beach taken from the property The pictures above indicate the views from the house, deck and
grounds
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Partial view from the living room and deck table There are unobstructed 180 degree views of beach, reserve and water from many parts of the
house and deck. Nestled between Tapeka Point and Flagstaff Hill, the property is sheltered
from prevailing winds. North west facing,
the house is sun drenched all day with spectacular sunsets
Below - super yachts, war ship and one of the many cruise ships that pass by en route to Russell during the summer months.
Visiting Cruise Ship Timetable 2006 - 2007
Vessels navigate close to the beach as they prepare to round Tapeka Point into the Bay of Islands. This provides an endless parade of
changing scenery as boats of every
description pass by. The warship on the left is
HMNZS Canterbury passing
Tapeka Del Mar as she left the Bay of Islands for the last time before returning
to become a diving attraction in 2007. Walk behind the property and up to the top of Tapeka Point for commanding views of the Bay of Islands and coast line or to Flagstaff Hill (between Tapeka and Russell) A few steps down the road from the drive is the Rocky Shore. This provides views of the Bay towards Roberton Island. Refer Beaches for pictures The following pictures were taken from the historical Flagstaff at the top of the hill between Russell and Tapeka Point
The famous Flagstaff between Russell and Tapeka with view to Russell
Tapeka Point and beach view from the Flagstaff with view to the Black Rocks
The gardens are well established with a variety of wildlife including Quail
(pictured below) and ducks
Public
reserve and the landmark 1830's Norfolk Pine trees. Right -
Volleyball game Bay
of Islands from the top of Tapeka Point Two Orca whales close to Tapeka beach Jan 04
Rocky Bay across the road from Tapeka Del Mar. This is a renowned surfcasting
spot
A frequent site off the beach
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