Gazing toward Taputeranga Island in Island Bay, a southern suburb of Wellington, you see the Cook Strait, which separates the North and South islands. This photo was taken in 1989. Back then, the rock pools on the island were full of paua.
Oriental Bay and distinctive clouds, with the Wellington city center in view. Photo taken from the Oriental Bay Pavilion.
Looking at the main beach in Oriental Bay in Wellington. The beach is popular due to its close proximity...
View of Scorching Bay in the year 1989. The beach is one of the nicest harbor beached in the...
Wellington fog can happen in Wellington on windless days. While it is the windiest city on earth, the city...
Standing on the southern coastline of Wellington and looking toward Island Bay with Taputeranga Island in view. Photo taken...
The Beehive is one of Wellington’s most recognisable landmarks and serves as the Executive Wing of New Zealand’s Parliament...
Looking at Wellington city and harbor from Mount Victoria, circa 1989. The Overseas Terminal (the wharf) is there as...
The Executive Wing of the parliamentary complex is commonly referred to as the ‘Beehive’ due to its distinctive shape....
