Standing on the beach at Moeraki, surrounded by giant spherical boulders, is like stepping into a surreal landscape. The boulders, half-buried in the sand, look like ancient giants taking a nap by the sea. As you hop on one, you feel a mix of awe and playfulness. The smooth, weathered surface is cool beneath your feet, and the vast ocean waves crashing against the shore create a soothing background hum. It's like you're trespading on nature's secret spot, where the lines between earth and sea bl

Moeraki Boulders | Zian Irtaza Chattha

Moeraki Boulders (New Zealand): access, tides, photos

Spherical Boulders at Moeraki Boulders Beach

Vibrant Sunrise At Moeraki Boulders- Timelapse. Moeraki Boulders are a group of large spherical stones that have been exposed through shoreline erosion on Koekohe Beach near Moeraki. Zoom In Stock Video

These are the Moeraki Boulders of Otago — not man-made, not alien, but over 60 million years old. #moerakiboulders #newzealand #wondersofnature #wondersoftheworld #wondersofnewzealand #naturelovers #nature #travel | Farrukh Ali Shah

Have you heard the Māori legend about Te Kaihīnaki / Moeraki Boulders? 🪨 🌊 Legend has it that the early Ārai-te-uru canoe was wrecked at Shag Point in Otago after sailing from Hawaiki. The boulders represent the remains of the hīnaki (eel baskets), calabashes, and kūmara washed ashore from the wreck. Have a go at pronouncing Moeraki and flex your reo Māori next time you visit! | Waitaki NZ