Cathedral Cove, New Zealand

Te Whanganui-A-Hei (Cathedral Cove)

Te Whanganui-A-Hei (Cathedral Cove) Marine Store is on the Coromandel Landmass in New Zealand coating a region of 840 hectares (2,100 acres).

House of God Inlet is named after the hole found there, joining Female horse's Leg Bay to Cathedral Cove. Gemstone Sound and Stingray Inlet are additionally found inside the store. A mobile track exists from the northern end of Hahei Shoreline, and it is additionally conceivable to stroll from the nearby power auto park at the highest point of the headland in the middle of Hahei and Gemstone Cove. The region is exceptionally mainstream with sightseers, and gets around 150,000 guests for every year.

Pontoon and kayaking visits originate from Whitianga in the north and Hahei in the south to visit the region. Both bays contain shapely regular rock stacks, Sphinx Shake in Female horse's Leg Inlet, and Te Hoho Shake in Cathedral Cove. Stingray Inlet, and specifically Gemstone Sound, are prevalent snorkeling and swooping ranges, as marine life inside the store limits is plentiful. In Gemstone Narrows there is likewise a snorkel trail checked by the Division of Conservation. Both coves are additionally open by ways heading down from the principle strolling way to Cathedral Cove.

The Māori name Te Whanganui-A-Hei (the Extraordinary Straight of Hei) alludes to Hei, a tohunga from the Te Arawa waka. As per convention, Hei picked the range around Mercury Sound as home for his tribe, declaring possession by calling Motueka Island "Te Kuraetanga-o-taku-Ihu" (the outward bend of my nose.) It is said he made this case close to the site of the present-day of Hahei.

The hollow and shoreline was utilized as the shaft through which the Pevensie kids first re-enter Narnia in the film form of The Narratives of Narnia: Sovereign Caspian. All the more as of late the bay was utilized as one of the areas in the music feature for the tune "Can't Hold Us" by Macklemore & Ryan Lewis emphasizing Beam Dalton.