Friday 9 November 2018

Ferry ride to KohuKohu


There is a car ferry which runs from Rawene to Kohukohu every hour each day but passengers can also get rides on it too. We were one of about 10 cars waiting to get on and once on we had to stay in our car after paying. This was the view of the coastline that I took with my camera from my side, in the distance (you can't see it) there is an old church with a very tall steeple that we will come back and visit at some point.

Linking up with Skywatch Friday.

15 comments:

Susan Heather said...

A lovely ferry ride. We have also done it as a "foot passenger" from Rawene return.

Photos by Stan said...

Ferry rides are always grand; it is so exhilarating to be on the water.

local alien said...

Pity you can't get out of the car. All passengers are supposed to alight from ours but I hardly ever do. So worthwhile though. The view is mighty

William Kendall said...

Beautiful!

carol l mckenna said...

Lovely ferry ride photo!

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Martha Z said...

Too bad they make you stay in the car.

Yogi♪♪♪ said...

Nice pic, I haven't been on a ferry since I left the Houston area years ago. Some of them had strict rules about staying in your car.

Jim said...

Love it.

Spare Parts and Pics said...

Beautiful location and a pretty sky for your ferry ride!!

thomas said...

great shot

Lady Fi said...

Lovely and peaceful.

Graham Edwards said...

I always remember that ferry because we got a puncture on the way to get what I think may have been the last ferry of the day. I recall that we were desperate to catch it anyway.

Rhonda Albom said...

I've done that ride a long time ago but I don't remember having to stay in the car.

Sallie (FullTime-Life) said...

I have always enjoyed ferry rides! Short or long, car or walk on. I remember them all with pleasure!

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