It is now called Golden Bay.
Abel Janszoon Tasman was a Dutch seafarer and explorer born in 1603 in the village of Lutjegast, Netherlands.
The explorer who landed in New Zealand in 1642 was Abel Janszoon Tasman, a Dutch seafarer and explorer born in 1603 in the village of Lutjegast, Netherlands. In 1634 Tasman joined the Dutch East India Company and, after gaining further experience and promotions, was ordered to explore the south-east waters in order to find a new sea trade route to Chile in South America. On 24 November 1642, he discovered a previously unknown island on his voyage past the "Great South Land", or "New Holland", as the Dutch called Australia. He named the island "Antony Van Diemen's Land" in honour of the High Magistrate, or Governor-General of Batavia. Tasman did not try to circumnavigate the island, but continued to sail east. On 13 December 1642, Tasman sighted a new land which he described as mountainous and covered in cloud in the south, but more barren in the north. He had discovered New Zealand. However, he also did not choose to explore further, assuming that the two lands were part of a larger continent.
On 6 October 1769, Nicholas Young, the surgeon's boy, sighted the coastline of New Zealand from the masthead of The Endeavour. On 8 October 1769 the Endeavour sailed into a bay, and laid anchor at the entrance of a small river in Tuuranga-nui (today's Poverty Bay, near modern Gisborne). Cook named a peninsula in this bay "Young Nick's Head" after Nicholas Young.
Hudson Bay is the large bay in Northern Canada.
There is no sea in Hudson Bay. The southern part of the Bay is called James Bay.
New Zealand, it is now known as Golden Bay.
Abel Tasman
It is now Golden Bay.
It is now known as Golden Bay.
He called it Murderer's Bay. It is now called Golden Bay.
Abel Tasman
Murderer's Bay.
It is now known as Golden Bay.
It is now known as Golden Bay.
Abel Janszoon Tasman was a Dutch seafarer and explorer born in 1603 in the village of Lutjegast, Netherlands.
Bay of Plenty, New Zealand - Abel Tasman??? He discovered NZ so he probably discovered Bay of Plenty.
Abel Tasman