Whangaroa Blues | Northland, NZ
From the summit of St. Paul’s Rock, lush, forested hills bathed in golden sunlight stand out, their treetops glowing against the deep greens of the valley below. Layers of mist weave through the landscape, drifting above the dense foliage and across the tranquil blue waters of a winding inlet that is Whangaroa Harbour. These blues blend seamlessly into the distant ocean, which in turn fades effortlessly into the sky.
From the summit of St. Paul’s Rock, lush, forested hills bathed in golden sunlight stand out, their treetops glowing against the deep greens of the valley below. Layers of mist weave through the landscape, drifting above the dense foliage and across the tranquil blue waters of a winding inlet that is Whangaroa Harbour. These blues blend seamlessly into the distant ocean, which in turn fades effortlessly into the sky.
From the summit of St. Paul’s Rock, lush, forested hills bathed in golden sunlight stand out, their treetops glowing against the deep greens of the valley below. Layers of mist weave through the landscape, drifting above the dense foliage and across the tranquil blue waters of a winding inlet that is Whangaroa Harbour. These blues blend seamlessly into the distant ocean, which in turn fades effortlessly into the sky.
