Welcome to The Catlins!
Venture to the southeastern corner of New Zealand’s South Island, where The Catlins unveil a pristine wilderness of rugged coastlines, dense forests, and captivating wildlife. This remote and unspoiled region invites you to discover its natural wonders, from majestic waterfalls to secluded beaches, creating an enchanting landscape that captures the essence of New Zealand’s untouched beauty.
Nugget Point Lighthouse - Coastal Sentry
Stand in awe at Nugget Point Lighthouse, perched on the rocky promontory of Nugget Point. The lighthouse offers panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean and the scattered islets known as "The Nuggets." Witness the mesmerizing spectacle of seabirds and, if you're lucky, seals and sea lions basking on the rocks below.
Purakaunui Falls - Cascading Elegance
Immerse yourself in the serene ambiance of Purakaunui Falls, one of New Zealand's most photogenic waterfalls. Nestled in lush native forest, these three-tiered falls cascade gracefully over moss-covered rocks. The short walk to the viewing platform unveils a scene of natural elegance that epitomizes The Catlins' untouched beauty.
Cathedral Caves - Coastal Cathedrals
Explore the Cathedral Caves, a natural wonder where towering sea caves extend deep into the cliffs. Accessible during low tide, these cathedral-like caverns reveal intricate rock formations and a sense of secluded tranquility. The interplay of light and shadow within the caves adds a mystical dimension to this coastal marvel.
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