Cape Reinga

Cape Reinga, the northernmost point of New Zealand accessible to the public, is marked by a squat lighthouse and an 800-year-old pohutukawa tree. This site, where the Pacific Ocean and the Tasman Sea converge, offers stunning coastal views. Visitors can explore the area via a series of windswept nature walks, taking in the rugged landscape and the meeting of the two seas. The gnarled pohutukawa tree stands as a testament to the region’s rich history and natural beauty, making Cape Reinga a unique and memorable destination.