Kahurangi National Park

Kahurangi National Park is the New Zealand’s second largest national park and encapsulates an alluring world of marble mountains along with an extensive collection of calm, peaceful and magnificent beaches, encircled by huge palm trees.

Being situated in the northwest region of the New Zealand’s South Island, it gives you access to the regions untracked wilderness; nonetheless, the laid-down tracks will lead you to awe-inspiring rivers, high plateaus, beautiful alpine herb fields and lush green coastal forests.

“The Heaphy Track” is the most renowned track at the Kahurangi National Park. It brings forth visitors some of the best places in the park such as the 78km of subtropical rainforest, the tussock high country, the river valley, and coast.

Key Highlights

  • It serves as a home to 18 distinctive species of native New Zealand birds.
  • Having a great habitat, It houses a wide species of endangered animals.
  • It is the perfect research grown for people fascinated by geology.
  • New Zealand’s oldest fossil-540 million years old was discovered here.
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