Christ Church (Anglican) in Taita, Lower Hutt, is the oldest surviving church in the Wellington Region and one of the oldest in New Zealand. It was built in 1853 and is an iconic example of early colonial Gothic Revival architecture. The church was constructed using local timber, primarily tōtara, and remains largely unchanged from its original design.
View of a small boat ramp at Lowry Bay near Eastbourne. Lowry Bay is a desirable place to live...
Looking at the beach at Days Bay with cafes and shops in view. Days Bay is a popular destination...
Summertime at Days Bay Beach in Eastbourne. The beach is located on the eastern shoreline of Wellington Harbour with...
The vantage point at Wainuiomata Roads’ summit showcases some amazing sunsets over Seaview and Wellington Harbour.
View of Petone as seen from the Lower Hutt suburb of Korokoro. You can see Petone’s CBD and Wellington...
View of the beach at Days Bay a popular family beach in Eastbourne, Lower Hutt. Across the road from...
This vantage point atop the Wainuiomata Hill offers a perspective, where the urban layout of Lower Hutt spreads out...
On this winter day from the Petone foreshore, you can see low clouds hovering beneath the hills that encircle...
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