Whilst on holiday at Otautu Bay (on the western side of the corromandel) there were a couple of days with wind, so whilst a few days are okay at camp, a few too many and camp fever would have set in. So a couple of days were spent exploring and on one particular day we travelled to the tip of the Corromandel on the eastern side to a place called Stoney Bay. The bay was sheltered from the wind but the beach was full of large stones - go figure. A long drive into the bay due to the skinny gravel roads and mountainous terrain, but was well worth once there. There seems to be camping all year round with a long drop and solar shower amentities. I managed to get some snorkelling done around some of the rocky outcrops, which was nice and cold before some lunch and the drive home.
Stoney Bay.
A few campers taking in the shade at Stoney Bay.
A creek near Stoney Bay turn off.
Stoney Bay rocks.
The tip of the Corromandel on the eastern side.
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