Hello everyone!
New Zealand has been within the last days of autumn.
There will be no more attractive yellow leaves now.
Today I'm going to take you to Bethells Beach and a nearby waterfall.
Bethells Beach is about 40-50 minutes driving from Auckland city center
it is not too far but the road to here is very winding.
Please pay attention to go slowly and carefully.
The other waterfall is now in dry season.
Come with me to see what it is there.
It's about more than 20 minutes driving from here. Let’s follow me!
Bethells Beach is one of the wonderful destinations that you need to visit when traveling to New Zealand.
Bethells Beach is a black sand beach located in the Western city of Auckland, New Zealand.
This beach is located in the same direction as the majestic Piha beach, you can combine into 1 tour to explore these 2 beaches.
The visit to Bethells Beach will be suitable for you to go about half a day.
The beach is only 35km from the city center, about 45 minutes driving from the city.
Bethells Beach stretches for nearly 2km along New Zealand's West coast.
The beach is made of black volcanic sand
so if you wander the beach, you will feel lost in Jurassic Park.
This is a beautiful natural beach in New Zealand that is rarely surrounded by so many tourists.
Bethells Beach is open from 7am to 9:30 pm, from mid-October to mid-April.
During the months of winter, it is opened from 7am to 7pm.
Mokorua Falls is located in an area of the Auckland jungle, is one of a few places where there Kauri tree species are.
The Kauri tree is one of the oldest and largest tree species in New Zealand
a species of cultural significance for the indigenous Maori people.
This waterfall is about 20 minutes driving from Bethells Beach
approximately 30km far from Auckland center.
You need to walk about 30 minutes more to reach this waterfall.
You will be immersed in the magical nature, sinking into the shade of trees covering the two sides of the path here.
This waterfall is not too far from the city center
but once you get here, you will have to walk for about half an hour
to reach this place.
And when you go down, you will not be much exhausted
but when you go up, it's quite opposite.
Although it is not too steep
but it still takes you half an hour to reach there, equivalent to 1.5km far.
Going down about 1.5km and 1.5km for going up makes you quite tired.
In summer, I think it would be nicer when the waterfalls are full of water.
The water is dry in this season so there isn't much water now.
I have just been there, stood up high and used my flycam
to film around but I didn't walk down.
Anyone who has good health as well as much free time should try this.
I have nearly reached the old age, so going sightseeing is the main purpose to me.