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The longest Pedestrian Bridge in the Southern Hemisphere

June 23, 2016 3:47 am

While we had the car at Otamuri Bay, we thought it would be rude to not use it for a look around the area. 

The Whananaki Bridge

Fiona walking on the Whananaki Bridge

We headed back over the hill to Whananake North so we could answer texts and emails and the set off on foot to check out the Whananaki foot bridge which connects the southern shore of the estuary to the northern shore. 

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The Whananaki Bridge with the school on the other side.

Fiona on the Whananaki Bridge with the school on the other side.

I had to stoop to hold the hand rail where I felt the need and it takes about 20 odd minutes to cross it. It would be fun for the school kids in a blow to get to Whananake North School! 

An interesting crossing so after that we headed back to Otamuri bay and beyond. The seal stopped on the road just past the Doc camp and a rather twisty, windy road takes you straight up and straight down again to a bunch of surf beaches.

Surfing at Moureeses Bay

Surfing at Moureeses Bay

We stopped at Moureeses Bay where some surfies were having fun. Another stunning Northland Beach which you would never know was there.

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2 Responses to “The longest Pedestrian Bridge in the Southern Hemisphere”

  1. Walking over that bridge has been on our bucket list for ages. Hope to do a trip up that way sometime soon.

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    By Robin and Jenny Benton on June 23, 2016 at 9:12 am

    1. It’s a cool bridge. I wonder how the kids get on going to school from the south in a decent blow!

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      By chrismpix on June 23, 2016 at 9:59 am



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