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Moeraki Boulders of New Zealand: How Did They End Up There?
On the windswept stretch of Koekohe Beach along New Zealand’s Otago coast, a group of massive, spherical rocks has been turning heads for generations. These are the Moeraki Boulders of New ...
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New Zealand's Smallest National Park Is An 'Easily Accessible Coastal Paradise' With Unmatched Views
From hobbit-filled tales to rolling hills with more sheep than humans, New Zealand is a destination ... Read more: 15 Most Famous Beaches In The World Make Split Apple Rock the starting point ...
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10 "Great Walks" of New Zealand: Beaches, Forest, and Mountains By Foot
The Abel Tasman is New Zealand’s most popular walk. With its temperate climate, strangely sculpted boulder formations, jade-colored ocean, and golden beaches, it’s easy to understand why.