📍New Zealand. [Secret beach through the rock wall] Tunnel Beach hides the South Island's seaside surprise

To see some scenery, you have to bend down and go through a period of history. For example, Tunnel Beach on New Zealand's South Island is hidden behind a cliff. You have to go downhill along the trail and pass through a hand-carved stone tunnel to reach the amazing secret coast. The first time I walked into the stone tunnel, a cool breeze blew in, and it was like walking through a time machine. When I walked out, I was in another world - towering rock walls, crashing waves, and caves and arches carved out by the sea over the years. Standing there, you suddenly feel so small, but also free. There were almost no people on the beach, just the sound of the sea, the wind, and your own breathing. This is not the kind of beach where you can play in the water, but a place where you can walk into a natural theater and be deeply shaken by its grandeur. When you come here, you don’t need to do anything, just standing there quietly is already fulfilling. ————Tunnel Beach Information———— ▪️Location: Located in the suburbs of Dunedin, South Island, New Zealand, about 10 minutes drive. ▪️Trail length: About 1 kilometer one way, the return journey is uphill, so please reserve some energy. ▪️Features: Stone tunnels hand-hewn by local nobles in the 19th century, sea-eroded arches, and magnificent cliff views. 🔆Friendly reminder: The trail is unshaded, please bring sunscreen and windproof jackets. Please pay special attention to safety during tidal periods and stay away from waves. #AprilGoodDestinations2025