The Rocks of Wharariki Beach

Wharariki Beach is a wild and remote coastline at the north end of Golden Bay near Nelson, New Zealand. The spectacular cliffs, islands and sea stacks are riddled with caves.

[Chris.Davies]

100% pure, concentrated content.
Just add viewers!

[FinolaMulholland]

All your wonderful walks around the geological places of NZ evoke the crystal clear air and the brightness that are unforgettable features of the country we visited by in '89 !

[jackieking]

When I was there, with wife and one daughter, there were at least three others. And a seal, deep in the first cave you went into, scared the life out of us when it barked in the dark. I've beach memories from around the world but that afternoon shines out as the most magical.

[sixthsenseamelia]

Nobody else
Just me.
Magical words.

[muzikhed]

Excellent, such a beautiful peaceful place.

[guyfitter]

Fantastic. Fascinating sandstone formation. Less is more and you let nature do the talking.

[mmmBetty]

How good it would be to have you as a guide on a trip to New Zealand.

[richardmorgan]

Sure does look tranquil out there .. keep those videos coming ❤️

[alaskajdw]

That was fantastic!

That cave noise was very spooky. I’m in a wheelchair and I felt like I was right there

[hornplayer]

I have spent many enjoyable days surfcasting from those rocks. Fantastic schnapper fishing. Scramble onto the rocks at low tide and fish until the tide recedes again. Holding the fish just out from the lower ledges until the right wave comes along and then surf them in to land at your feet.

[grendel_nz]

Thank you :) Beaches have wonderful healing and de-stressing properties. Good for the soul. Perhaps reassuringly sounding reminiscent of being in the womb. Fresh salty air, good for the lungs. Keep well.

[jimthorne]

Fantastic beach, and there was only one other person when I visited. I was fascinated by the conglomerate rocks. Nearby, at Cape Farewell, there's another extraordinary formation which looks like layers of sliced bread.

[sht]

I've had watched this excellent video some time ago, but I've just learnt that's the spot pictured on the Windows welcome screen. Greetings from Argentina!

[complimentary_voucher]

For me, tilted strata are the best way to viscerally understand the magnitude of geological forces.

[riverAmazonNZ]

Been a while since I was there … nostalgic. I’ve still got the spirula I picked up there.

[BigBoi-fu]

I hit the like button before even watching the video because I already know I'm going to love your content. I wasn't disappointed, or wrong, either. Please don't stop creating these videos!

[oneplanetmusicfilms]

Just loved this - thank you - a favourite spot for us

[GedMaybury]

AND it is the northern-most point on the entire South Island!
I never knew of this place until now. Definitely going onto my bucket list!

[Luca-N]

a beach added to my bucket list!. (after lockdown!)

[luzr]

Commenting as a photographer... some great camera angles and framing in this. Uncommonly nicely done. Cheers from Taranaki.