Graymouth, on the hillside, is named after the Gray River from east to west through the north of the city into the Tasman Sea. Known as the largest city on the west coast of the South Island, it is a beautiful seaside town; once boomed by gold mining, now quiet and depressed by the bustle of prosperity. In the evening, it took more than 2 hours to wander in a daze in the small town where pedestrians were difficult to find, learn about Greymouth in the landmark building~bell tower, stroll on the Elizabeth Trail by the river, watch the magnificent sunset on the Tasman seaside, and make up for travel supplies in the spacious supermarket. In the exquisite restaurant, the beer is happy... It is also quite comfortable, don't have a charm.

Graymouth is the first big city on the west coast of New Zealand's South Island. Walking all the way from the South China Sea, it is a small town, or some tourist distances. Graymouth suddenly has a feeling of returning to a civilized society. This is also the best place to travel in the entire West Sea. Point, Greymouth is still very historical, once a large colonial bureau-level point, everyone came because of the gold rush, and finally because of the discovery of the coal mine and the productive kinetic energy, and then formed a large city gliding hat, there is a very good port on the coast, you can see the waves here are very big, So there are often leaflets, there is a river in the city center that floods, so Greens built the entire flood control embankment 30 years ago and is now the most important attraction

Graymouth is a scenic seaside town. There are no high houses here. They are all two-story houses and they look very casual. There are many beautiful and fun landscapes around here that are worth staying here for a few days to visit slowly.

Graymouth, because of the 2010 mine accident, the mine was completely shut down, the miners immigrated to Western Australia, and now it is as quiet as a ghost town! ! !

This was an unexpected surprise. Originally, the trip was all over today, and I drove to the hotel for dinner and rest. Dinner is a scheduled Western food. I took a few pictures of the town in Graymouth first, came to the hotel, and had to wait a while to have dinner. I hurried to the beach (actually outside the window). At this time, the sunset burned the western sky, and what came into your eyes was an extremely magnificent picture: the waves of the Tasman Sea rolling, The waves were shooting, the waves were surging, the waves were magnificent, and the colorful sunset was covering the ebb and flow of the tide, showing the spectacular view of the sunset of the sea. This is the first time I have taken such a scene. And with the mobile phone recorded a video, I think the video effect is better than the photo (if you want to see, please log in to Sina network color blind 5033 Weibo). Experience the situation, can not help people to worship, experience the endless fun of travel. Back to the hotel, the first snack of Western food has been eaten, but my left on the table, the second to the staple food has not arrived, because Western food is customized, snacks, fried fish and ice cream, very delicious.

Graymouth is the largest town on the west coast of New Zealand's South Island and the famous beer city. The island exit here is very beautiful, the reefs in the sea are washed out of various forms by the sea, and the waves hit the shore, which is very spectacular. The town is also very quiet, there are many bars here, of course, to taste the beer here, the taste is smooth and very delicious.

Went in February, approaching the evening, and arrived in Greymouth, where we accidentally discovered that Greymouth was a city with a historical heritage. Although the whole city makes people feel depressed, the pace of life is quite slow, many buildings are monuments, a bicycle track with a long history, a train station with an old clock, and a building with a heavy sense of history just looking at the appearance. All told the story of Greymouth. The Ashley Hotel where I stayed is actually a distance from the town center. It takes about 5 minutes to drive, but the environment is quite good. Walking backward from the hotel is a very broad beach. At sunset, the "Dingdal effect" spreads through the clouds is very spectacular. Next to the hotel is another hotel called Holiday Inn. The most attractive thing is that there is a pop-up bed, my God! Children who have not played the bullet bed say they have lost control! ! Walking on the streets of Greymouth, I feel free to see a small restaurant (Ali＇ｓ), I would like to recommend everyone if you have the opportunity to go to Greymouth, you can come to this small restaurant to try. There are lots of pictures of the white glaze and other stylish paintings on the wall, and most importantly, the beef and curry made are so delicious! I can't forget that taste right now!