Ward: 最近的海滩 - 18 公里 范围内 3

我们经常来这里，因为我们住在40分钟车程的地方。全家人都喜欢这里，这对我们来说是一个很棒的出游日。带上野餐吧！在这个时候（夏天）这个地区 - 以及新西兰的很大一部分 - 通常是禁止生火的，我不确定是否可以使用烧烤架。在沃德的主路上有一家可爱的咖啡馆，提供厕所、加油站和一个大型停车场。

在前往那里的路上要小心。有一个“牛槽”，但没有告诉你跨越它的最佳速度。我建议以最低的速度通过，因为它比减速带要糟糕得多。同时在路上遇到了一只带着两个小羊的母羊，它们很难跑开，所以要对随机动物格外小心。海滩非常崎岖，而且可能会有风，但总体来说很美丽。

On November 14, 2016, a magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck the east coast of New Zealand's South Island. With a depth of just 15km, the quake was felt across the country and was the second most powerful in New Zealand's history, surpassed only by the magnitude 8.2 earthquake that hit Wairarapa in 1855. The quake generated a tsunami with waves up to 10 meters high in Cook Strait, and a newly exposed strip of shoreline between Wellington and the Hutt Valley provided a safe road and railway route, making previously impassable coastal roads accessible at high tide. A similar phenomenon occurred at Marfell's Beach scenic walk to the lighthouse, a popular 6km trail that takes about 90 minutes to complete. The Marfells Beach-Cape Campbell walk is an unmarked route that follows the beach from the Marfells Beach camping ground to Cape Campbell, the southernmost tip of Cook Strait. Before the November 2016 Kaikoura earthquake, access to Cape Campbell required careful timing with low tide. However, the earthquake caused significant uplift, making the beach walk more accessible and less dependent on the tides. It is still wise to check weather conditions before setting out. The turnoff to Marfells Beach is about 36 kilometers south of Blenheim, with the beach located a further 8km along a mostly sealed road. Cook Strait is known as one of the world's roughest stretches of water, part of the westerly wind belt called the Roaring Forties. This has led to numerous shipwrecks in the 19th century. The average ocean depth of Cook Strait is about 128 meters. Between 1845 and 1947, 19 ships met their fate along this east coast stretch. The earthquake uplift has revealed numerous rocks and reefs, explaining the perilous conditions. The lighthouse is located at the southernmost extreme of Cook Strait. Marfells Beach features a DOC camping ground, which is quite popular. This area is one of the sunniest places in New Zealand, so visitors can expect excellent weather. Nearby, as you drive into Marfell's Beach, you'll see the local salt factory. Taking advantage of Marlborough’s low rainfall, the Dominion Salt company has been producing salt here since 1942, generating over 70,000 tonnes of sea salt annually. While there are no public tours or sales at the saltworks, you can view the evaporation ponds and

位置优越，直接坐落于沙滩上，四轮摩托车可达，波浪温和。您可以在一个方向上步行到老码头，在另一个方向上前往岬角。设施干净，还有树荫处。

一个不错的地方，可以花些时间

很棒的地方……试试看吧！

我们经常来这里，因为我们住在40分钟车程的地方。全家人都喜欢这里，这对我们来说是一个很棒的出游日。带上野餐吧！在这个时候（夏天）这个地区 - 以及新西兰的很大一部分 - 通常是禁止生火的，我不确定是否可以使用烧烤架。在沃德的主路上有一家可爱的咖啡馆，提供厕所、加油站和一个大型停车场。

在前往那里的路上要小心。有一个“牛槽”，但没有告诉你跨越它的最佳速度。我建议以最低的速度通过，因为它比减速带要糟糕得多。同时在路上遇到了一只带着两个小羊的母羊，它们很难跑开，所以要对随机动物格外小心。海滩非常崎岖，而且可能会有风，但总体来说很美丽。

On November 14, 2016, a magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck the east coast of New Zealand's South Island. With a depth of just 15km, the quake was felt across the country and was the second most powerful in New Zealand's history, surpassed only by the magnitude 8.2 earthquake that hit Wairarapa in 1855. The quake generated a tsunami with waves up to 10 meters high in Cook Strait, and a newly exposed strip of shoreline between Wellington and the Hutt Valley provided a safe road and railway route, making previously impassable coastal roads accessible at high tide. A similar phenomenon occurred at Marfell's Beach scenic walk to the lighthouse, a popular 6km trail that takes about 90 minutes to complete. The Marfells Beach-Cape Campbell walk is an unmarked route that follows the beach from the Marfells Beach camping ground to Cape Campbell, the southernmost tip of Cook Strait. Before the November 2016 Kaikoura earthquake, access to Cape Campbell required careful timing with low tide. However, the earthquake caused significant uplift, making the beach walk more accessible and less dependent on the tides. It is still wise to check weather conditions before setting out. The turnoff to Marfells Beach is about 36 kilometers south of Blenheim, with the beach located a further 8km along a mostly sealed road. Cook Strait is known as one of the world's roughest stretches of water, part of the westerly wind belt called the Roaring Forties. This has led to numerous shipwrecks in the 19th century. The average ocean depth of Cook Strait is about 128 meters. Between 1845 and 1947, 19 ships met their fate along this east coast stretch. The earthquake uplift has revealed numerous rocks and reefs, explaining the perilous conditions. The lighthouse is located at the southernmost extreme of Cook Strait. Marfells Beach features a DOC camping ground, which is quite popular. This area is one of the sunniest places in New Zealand, so visitors can expect excellent weather. Nearby, as you drive into Marfell's Beach, you'll see the local salt factory. Taking advantage of Marlborough’s low rainfall, the Dominion Salt company has been producing salt here since 1942, generating over 70,000 tonnes of sea salt annually. While there are no public tours or sales at the saltworks, you can view the evaporation ponds and

位置优越，直接坐落于沙滩上，四轮摩托车可达，波浪温和。您可以在一个方向上步行到老码头，在另一个方向上前往岬角。设施干净，还有树荫处。

一个不错的地方，可以花些时间

很棒的地方……试试看吧！