Bream Head Reserve
The Bream Head Reserve is a refuge for a variety of rare flora and fauna, including a kiwi sanctuary. It also features wonderful volcanic rocky outcrops and outstanding coastal forest.
Bream Head - From Urquharts Bay
Walking around the headland
The track is a loop, around Busby Head to Smugglers Bay and then back to the carpark.
Mount Lion, the highest point of Bream Head track
a well formed track that has been recently upgraded that passes through farmland
群牛當道
giant trees along the way
A gun emplacement at Home Point, which was built during World War II as a defence against possible invasion.
beautiful scenery
Busby Head - it's a side walk to a high point
beautiful scene
Smugglers Bay
The view across Urquharts Bay towards Mount Manaia
Bream Head - From Ocean Beach and return to Peach Cove carpark
Crossing over the Ocean Beach, then walked up the Bream Head Track
magnificant Ocean Beach
viewing from a high point of Bream Head Track
spectacular headland and the remnants of WWII naval radar station in the front
Hen and Chickens islands in the distance
The track becomes primitive after the radar station
photo in front a giant rock
There are superb views climbing up the rock
Peach Cove in the view
It is at the ridge so we could see both sides...
giant trees along the track
under high cliffs
passing over high cliffs
passing over a gap
spectacular steering cliffs
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