Punakaiki coast
South Island’s west coast feels a lot like the edge of the world. The beaches are violent and rocky, and the lush vegetation gives it a primal, wild sort of atmosphere. Punakaiki is a tiny settlement that exists for no purpose other than to service the hordes that come to see the area’s most striking feature: a unique coastal rock formation called Pancake rocks.
Beach walkway behind my accommodation
“The Pot” — a tumultuous, football-field-sized basin in the Pancake Rocks
The beach behind Te Nikau, where I stayed
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