The northern section of the west coast of the South Island (unglaze those eyes) is remote and rarely visited except for one popular destination: the Pancake Rocks.
The pounding Tasman sea has sculpted these limestone rocks into ‘pancake stacks’.
During high seas there are blow holes and plumes of spray.
A little further along the coastline we discovered a beautiful beach with caves, waterfall, holes and shell art. Enjoy.
Forrest found a hole.
We burrowed into this cave for a car-shaped view of the beach.
It was cool behind the waterfall!
Someone had taken a lot of time to arrange seashell/rock art.
It was hard to leave this magical place.
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