Omarama Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in May)

Hiking at Clay Cliffs near Omarama

#fallishere Visually beautiful cliffs. This was a great location to stop, follow the signs along a good quality gravel road about 10km from the turn off at the main road. Very unique place to visit. You can take a short 20 minute walk to get in between the rocks and for the more adventurous people you can climb even higher on some very slippy, steep paths to another opening in the Cliffs. I liked the the little bit hiking there but one must be careful as the rocks are not stable one may slip anytime and rocks keeps on falling,So with safey one can enjoy the clay cliffs. The view is pretty cool and enormous.

Geological Wonder

What a fascinating rock formation rising seemingly out of nowhere. It’s like stepping into the wild west or on another planet. There is an amazing view from the cliffs over the river and the plains. The cliffs themselves are a true wonder of nature. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area! #spooktaculartrip #tripblazers #fallingforfall #awesomepic #urbanexplorer #bucketlistreboot #newzealand #newzealandtravel #mountain

The Cardiff Lighthouse is the biggest highlight of my trip to New Zealand, no one. At the beginning of the Raiders, I just used it as a stopover from Dunedin to Christchurch, and the road to the lighthouse was very poor. I almost gave up. Frankly, there is nothing special about seeing the Cardinal Lighthouse. The Nugate Point Lighthouse is stronger than its location and shape. What attracts me is a warning sign next to it, saying that the area is ecological, please contact the local area. Animals keep distance. curiosity forced me to move on. At first, only a few cows were grazing, and the horizon gradually widened. When I came to the beach, countless sea lions lay lazily beside the reef, playing with each other and going to the beach. The waves, more than just moving and dozing, are completely within reach. Not far from a small island, countless seabirds perched on it, the sound of birdsong and the sound of the waves blend together, allowing people to completely relax and blend into nature.