Boulder Bank
Te Taero a Kereopa /Te Tahuna a Tama-i-ea
A unique, 13km long natural boulder spit in Nelson Harbour, formed by longshore drift, and considered the largest of its kind globally.

šŸ“œ A prominent geological formation in Nelson Harbour, New Zealand.
šŸ” This 13-kilometer long coastal spit is a scenic reserve and nesting site for birds.

Why Go

šŸŒŠ See an unusual geological formation
šŸš¶ Hike along the bank to a historic lighthouse
šŸ¦ Observe nesting bird species
šŸ—æ Explore a site culturally significant to Maori

Why Avoid

āš ļø Long walk on boulders can be tiring; proper shoes recommended
ā˜€ļø No shade or shelter from elements during the walk

Tips

šŸ‘Ÿ Wear sturdy shoes for the 8km walk on boulders.
ā° Allow 2-3 hours for the full walk to the lighthouse.
ā›“ļø A ferry service from Wakefield Quay offers an alternative to hiking to the lighthouse.

Parking

šŸ…æļø Available at Glenduan (for walking) or Wakefield Quay (for ferry).

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