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Our favourite wild camping spot in the South Island. So secret I can't tell you where it is except it’s in the Catlins. It’s reached after six kilometers of gravel road which bring you to an isolated sandy beach with cliffs to one side and rocks covered in mussels on the other.
We park on grass that’s kept mown by a mob of sheep (that’s the one disadvantage - sheep poo everywhere) and we’re literally a stone’s throw from the beach. The view changes every minute. It’s entertaining to watch the surfers, the fishermen, the sea kayakers, dogs running around, bird life, NZ sealions, etc. A fellow camper got us some Paua (abalone) which he cooked in butter - delicious. No cellphone, no internet, just peace and quiet. Bliss.
I am prepared to reveal the name of this little bit of Paradise to the first person who travels to NZ for a motorhome holiday.
We park on grass that’s kept mown by a mob of sheep (that’s the one disadvantage - sheep poo everywhere) and we’re literally a stone’s throw from the beach. The view changes every minute. It’s entertaining to watch the surfers, the fishermen, the sea kayakers, dogs running around, bird life, NZ sealions, etc. A fellow camper got us some Paua (abalone) which he cooked in butter - delicious. No cellphone, no internet, just peace and quiet. Bliss.
I am prepared to reveal the name of this little bit of Paradise to the first person who travels to NZ for a motorhome holiday.
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