At the Cape, the Tasman Sea meets the Pacific Ocean in a spectacular swirl of currents. At the northernmost tip of the Cape is a gnarled pohutukawa tree, believed to be over 800 years old. According to Maori oral history, the spirits of deceased Maori leap from this tree into the ocean to return to their ancestral homeland of Hawaiki.
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So beautiful!
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An amazing place on earth.
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I can imagine! It’s on my travel list, and I love everything Maori! Thanks for this post 🙂
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so beautiful, thanks for sharing
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I love it up there, the day I visited the sea mist was pretty bad, it seemed to breakup for a few mins and then come back 🙂
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Amazing 👍🏼 I definitely have to go there one day! Great photos!
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