History

The spirit's flight

The Cape Reinga-Spirits Bay region of the Far North has great significance for Māori. According to Māori mythology, when the spirits of the dead return to Hawaiki, the homeland of their ancestors, they travel along sacred pathways of the Muriwhenua (land's end). The dramatic landscapes and seascapes of this area are the inspiration for the following photographs and writings.

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