Looking at Mana Island from Titahi Bay in Porirua, New Zealand. Mana Island is a wildlife sanctuary, and thus has no permanent human population except for the Department of Conservation ranger and family.
Pauatahanui Inlet at the Paremata end is a popular summer swimming spot. An adjacent car park, toilet facilities, and...
View of the entrance to Porirua Harbour as seen from the Porirua suburb of Papakowhai. The Pauatahanui Inlet arm...
Looking down at Titahi Bay Beach from Vella Street Terrace Walkway. This walkway provides a number of great views...
The South Island can be seen from Titahi Bay in Porirua on a clear day. In view is the...
The Titahi Bay Transmitter Station was associated with towers that were used by some radio stations including Radio New...
Whitireia Park Summit offers breath-taking views of stone-filled bays and out to the Tasman Sea. As you approach the...
This walk passes through a small tract of eucalyptus trees within Spicer Park. The park contains a variety of...
The Titahi Bay Transmitter stands at 137 meters tall. Five radio stations broadcast using this tower. It’s located in...
