Some people have asked me what’s the best way to see headland SCULPTURE ON THE GULF?

So here are a few tips:

Getting There: Take Fullers passenger ferry from downtown Auckland or Waiheke Shipping’s car ferry from Half Moon Bay to Waiheke. Buses connect to and from the passenger ferry.

Slip, Slop, Slap - Ladies and gentlemen, wear sunscreen. It’s New Zealand in the height of summer - enough said!

Confortable Shoes - You will be walking around 2km, the last thing you want is poor footwear, sprained ankles, blisters, again enough said.

Water - Drinks will be availible from the end of the walkway. Water and soft dring during the day, beer and wine in the evenings. However on a hot day, you’ll really appreciate having a bottle of water right there on the track with you.

Allow Plenty of Time - You’ll be captivated by the sculptures and find yourself spending time examining them from all angles. Take your time, remember, it’s Waiheke Island - What’s the rush?

Take a Camera! You’re about to see 26 spectacular sculpture from some of New Zealand’s leading artists, along one of the most picturesque coastline in the Auckland region. Take some photos - remember, these sculpture’s are only on display between January 22nd and February 15th 2009. To ensure you get some great shots - check this out - Oh, and when you’ve got your great photos, feel free to share them with us!

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