A tranquil and peaceful beach paradise in Auckland

Seeing the words 'Beach Heaven' on the map left a deep impression, as it is the final stop for several bus routes like the 931. Checking in at Beach Heaven, it is not a wide and luxurious beach of Auckland. The sea is not very wide and the distance to the opposite shore is not far. By the sea is Hider's Park, tranquil and peaceful. There are people paddling on the sea, people fishing, and children playing in the water with their feet bare. A small ferry terminal's waiting room is locked, with a notice stating that it opens fifteen minutes before the arrival and departure of the ferry. The ferry service is not frequent and heads towards the city center. A narrow wooden ladder stretches towards the beach in the jungle. There is no management office and staff, but the signs are clear. A sign has detailed safety and beach protection tips. The ticket machine has detailed instructions. Locals say that people working around here take the ferry like a sea taxi, which is very convenient. The New Zealanders' three B views (beach, boat, barbecue) are closely related to their lives, because they live in an island country, and Auckland is a beautiful city wrapped by the sea, and the residential areas are not far from the sea.