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Valentines Day, a Day of Romance...

If your celebrating with the one you love this year, take a look at Zilchoo's 5 Romantic things you can do for free, around Otaki and Te Horo this Valentines Day.


My bounty is as boundless as the sea,
My love as deep; the more I give to thee,
The more I have, for both are infinite.
Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet



5 Romantic things do to for Free this Valentines Day...

1. Watch the Sunset over Kapiti Island
Sunrise at Otaki & Te Horo Beaches are beautiful and not to be missed, it's a fantastic photo opportunity with amazing colours from oranges, reds and yellow hues.




2. Take a Romantic Stroll Along the Beach
The perfect romantic walk, strolling along the beach with the most amazing views of Kapiti Island.




3. Go Star Gazing
Otaki offers some spectacular stargazing spots, presenting a twinkling sky that almost looks unreal. The skies offer dazzling spectacles for night viewing and it is possible to get amazing views of the Milky Way and its neighbouring galaxies, the Magellanic Clouds.




4. Write Messages in the Sand
Write love messages in the sand to the one you love on Valentines Day.




5. Skimming Stones
Hunt down the perfect stones with your Valentine and see how many times you can skim your stone.





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