Welcome to Punakaiki, Greymouth & Hokitika!
Along the untamed West Coast of New Zealand’s South Island, Punakaiki, Greymouth, and Hokitika beckon with their unique coastal wonders, historic charm, and artistic flair. From the famous Pancake Rocks and Blowholes to the vibrant arts scene, this coastal stretch invites you to explore a captivating blend of nature, heritage, and creativity.
Punakaiki's Pancake Rocks and Blowholes - Natural Spectacle
Witness the natural spectacle of Punakaiki's Pancake Rocks and Blowholes. These limestone formations, resembling stacks of pancakes, are adorned with blowholes that erupt with seawater, creating a mesmerizing display. The coastal walkway allows you to marvel at this unique geological wonder and the power of the Tasman Sea.
Greymouth's History - Gold Rush Heritage
Step back in time to Greymouth's gold rush era, where the town's history is interwoven with tales of prospectors and fortune seekers. Explore historic sites, such as Shantytown Heritage Park, and stroll through the town's charming streets lined with heritage buildings. Greymouth offers a glimpse into the rugged past of the West Coast.
Hokitika Gorge - Turquoise Waters
Immerse yourself in the vibrant turquoise waters of Hokitika Gorge. A swing bridge provides access to stunning viewpoints overlooking the gorge and the swirling waters of the Hokitika River. Surrounded by lush native bush, the gorge is a natural masterpiece, offering a serene escape into the heart of the West Coast's pristine landscapes.
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