Cave Rock, Sumner
At low tide you can walk right through the middle of this rock on Sumner Beach, out the far side, and onto the promenade beyond.
At low tide you can walk right through the middle of this rock on Sumner Beach, out the far side, and onto the promenade beyond.
Ask a local where to take visitors in Whanganui and Rotokawau Virginia Lake comes up fast. Just a few minutes from the city centre on
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If you’re driving the Great Coast Road between Greymouth and Westport, pull in at Dolomite Point in Punakaiki — this is the one stop nobody