New Zealand, despite its compact size, boasts extraordinary diversity. It encompasses a wealth of natural marvels such as towering mountains, rugged coastlines, expansive native forests, volcanic landscapes, and intricate cave systems. Its challenging terrain and remoteness hide many locations yet to be fully explored and documented.
We've led hundreds of exploration expeditions, venturing way off the beaten path. These adventures have revealed some remarkable discoveries and exposed wonders never before seen in the country.
New Zealand's Largest Ice-Cave
New Zealand’s only Ignimbrite Cave
Glacial Blue Ice Caves with Lake
Large Ice Cave with Waterfall
Sandstone Swirl Cave Discovery
Auckland Lava Cave Discoveries
Sand Dune Desert Formations (#1)
Sand Dune Desert Formations (#2)
Sand Dune Desert Formations (#3)
Geothermal Steaming Golden Orb Pit
The Towering Five Sister Pinnacles
The Painted Sandstone Swirl Wall
Pancake Rocks of the Limestone Coast
Coastal Caves of Taranaki
Weathertop (from The Lord of the Rings)
Goblin Forests of the lower North Island
A Long Lost Glacial Ice Arch
A Hidden Horseshoe Canyon
The Fluro Green Pine Forest Lake
The Pristine Emerald Azure Lake
The Turquoise Thermal Pool
Coca Cola Lake (Non Tourist)
The Concretion Boulders of Taranaki
The Secret Pinnacles (not Putangirua)
Rectangular Limestone Shore Platform
Giant Fallen Pancake Limestone Rock
The Unexplained Monolith Mystery
The Natural Rectangular Cave Passage
The Limestone Pancake Cave
Secret Stacked Stone Pancakes
Geothermal Hot Spring’s Living Colors
Iron Oxide Geothermal Silica Flow
Emerald Green Microbial Pond
The Needle-like Flowers of Sulphur
One of New Zealand’s Largest Mud Volcanoes
Acidic Iron Red Hot Springs
Ethereal Turquoise Mineral Stream
The Uplifted and Titled Arch
The Black and White Folded Cliff
