Cathedral Cove

Cathedral Cove Track Reopens Just in Time for Summer Adventures!

Get ready, adventure seekers! The iconic Cathedral Cove track is now open, promising breathtaking views and an unforgettable summer!

**Cathedral Cove Track Is Again Open** - Enthusiastic news for all outdoor lovers! The beloved walking track to Cathedral Cove, a stunning jewel on the Coromandel Peninsula, has officially reopened after extensive repairs following severe weather havoc. The reopening was marked by the enthusiastic Conservation Minister, the Honourable Tama Potaka, who cut the ribbon to signal the return of walkers to this breathtaking paradise. After the track was severely damaged by cyclones Hale and Gabrielle, this moment feels like a victory worthy of a confetti cannon!

The track is renowned for its picturesque scenery, including the iconic natural rock arch and gateway to those turquoise waters that look straight out of a postcard. With the reopening of this treasure, locals and tourists alike can once again enjoy the stunning views, soaking in the sun while taking in the fresh, salty breeze. Just in time for summer, right? The buzz is palpable throughout the quaint towns nearby as everyone gears up to hit the trails and bask by the beach once more.

In addition to the track reopening, Thames-Coromandel Mayor, Len Salt, expressed his excitement about the upcoming influx of summer tourists. This is paired with the reopening of State Highway 25A, which means smoother travel for visitors eager to explore everything Coromandel has to offer. The natural beauty, rich wildlife, and delightful local communities make this region an unbeatable summer destination.

After being closed for seemingly ages, the Cathedral Cove walking track is now welcoming back enthusiasts ready for breathtaking hikes and beach days. It’s been a long haul for tourism operators who can finally breathe a sigh of relief as they prepare for what they hope will be a whirlwind summer season.

**Fun Fact Time!** Did you know that Cathedral Cove was also featured in the popular movie "The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian"? It's not just a breathtaking walking track, but a film set! And don't forget, this haven isn't just a feast for the eyes; it’s a vital area for marine life too, featuring one of the first marine reserves in New Zealand right nearby. So, if you’re planning to visit, pack a smile and maybe your mermaid tail, just in case!