Chaffers Marina Review

This should be the first time in my life to watch the sunrise by the sea, and in such a beautiful country, I really earned it. There is a thin layer of clouds on the sea level, the upper end of the cloud is gradually dyed golden red, and the clouds above the sky are also red. As the gold grew stronger, the outline of a beam of sunlight slowly appeared, the clouds brightened, and birds and cruise ships appeared in the camera from time to time. When the sun jumped out of the moment, there was a feeling of the birth of the king of all things, the world awakened to it, the dark blue sky and the dark white ferry suddenly all gold plated, the gray sea also turned blue, I experienced what is called "spray thin" and "magnificence".

This pier is arguably the most important pier in the capital, not only a private yacht or a pier for sea play, but also really a pier for freight and passenger transport.

This pier is a very important departure pier in the local area, so you can see a long queue of cars waiting to take the cruise ship. Very crowded and the scenery is average.

This pier is a traffic pier. It seems that no tourists will come here to hang out. This is a pure ferry pier, which is still relatively busy. There are many people.

The Shepherds Yacht Marina is the marina of Wellington Port, New Zealand's capital, and the marina is located near the National Museum. This marina is a docking area for foreign yachts. The marina is beautifully built and this area is a popular spot for leisure walks.