WILD ESTATE Winery Waiheke Island Auckland

Waiheke Island, also known as Waiheke Island, is an island 40 minutes away from Auckland by ferry, with an area of 96 square kilometers and a permanent population of less than 10,000. From early morning, there are ferries to and from Auckland and other piers to Waiheke Island. On holidays, tourists waiting to board the ship line up. Waiheke Island has a long coastline, wide sea water is as clear as emerald, ancient forests, cliffs and reefs, primitive natural scenery, is a resort for people to enjoy the sun, beach and waves. The hot and dry summer on the island and the stony soil provide ideal conditions for grape growth, and vineyards can be seen everywhere on the hillside. Some of New Zealand's top quality red wines come from Waiheke Island. Visiting wineries is an important project on the island. Buses and island tour buses have stations near WILD ESTATE Winery. WILD ESTATE Winery is very large, in addition to vineyards, there are restaurants, wine tasting rooms, children's playgrounds, and activities such as shooting, archery, and ground chess. The grapevines in the large vineyard are not high, with rows of rows spaced more than one meter apart, with strings of green grapes. The grapes are not big and are specifically used for winemaking. Tourists can stay in the winery for a whole day. When it gets cold, the winery also has blankets to cover. According to the introduction, this is a family heritage winery, committed to the rural original jungle environment and experience. This winery is marked on the Waiheke Island tourist map, and there are several famous wineries around, but you have to climb the slope and walk. We had lunch there, ate special salad and pizza, the quantity was large, and the price was similar to that in the city.