Pancake Rocks and Blowholes Walk Review

A thousand-layer pancake rock, a simple and intuitive name, a unique West Coast attraction. The scenery is spectacular. A huge rock shaped like a thousand-layer pancake protrudes from the cliffs into the sea, or a column of sky, or connected into one piece, magnificent. Stop and watch ~ sea breezes, waves, birds singing; move and change scenery ~ ghostly work, colorful, for the beauty and strength of nature. The facilities are comprehensive. The trails, observation decks and logos of the scenic spots are set very scientifically and comprehensively. After entering the scenic spot, follow the trail and circle clockwise, you can fully view the entire scenic spot without taking any wrong roads; standing on the observation deck, the most spectacular scenery is in front of you, unobstructed; follow the guidance of the signboard, both to increase knowledge and to take reminiscent photos. Convenient transportation. From Greymouth, the car is 45 minutes north along the road, and it is very convenient to park at the gate of the scenic spot on the side of the road. Many tourists regard her as the first stop of the South Island counterclockwise roundabout tour.

Parking and scenic spots are free. From the entrance to the one-way tour clockwise, the natural scenery is really beautiful. If you spray water at high tide, it will be very spectacular. The environment here is very beautiful and can be suitable for people of all ages to visit.

The Thousand-Layer Cake Rock Park is an address park, formed about 35 million years ago, and the existence of a large area of thousands of layers of accumulated rock is more wonderful, which can be called an attraction. The location is not far from Grimauce, and it is accessible along the coastline.

The Punakakei Thousand Cake Rock in New Zealand is a natural landscape created by volcanic eruptions, and the seawater beats the rock landscape very beautifully.

Coming from Christchurch early in the morning, passing Arthur's Pass, the scenery along the way is very beautiful! It is a surprise to come to Greymouth! Along the coast to the north, it feels like Melbourne's Ocean Road and 12 Disciple Stone! You must come to New Zealand to see it, it is really beautiful! !

We quickly arrived at an observation deck, you can see pancake rock, the locals also called the thousand-story rock, is the debris of marine plants and animals piled up underground, under the erosion of acid rain, wind and sea water, forming a layered pancake rock landscape, which is really not seen in other places, The pancake rock near the coast has collapsed in part, and the cockroach climbed to a stone pile to take pictures. The cliff below is very dangerous. Please pay attention to children to keep walking in the road. Don't cross the line. This place is still very dangerous.

We quickly arrived at an observation deck, you can see pancake rock, the locals also called the thousand-story rock, is the debris of marine plants and animals piled up underground, under the erosion of acid rain, wind and sea water, forming a layered pancake rock landscape, which is really not seen in other places, The pancake rock near the coast has collapsed in part, and the cockroach climbed to a stone pile to take pictures. The cliff below is very dangerous. Please pay attention to children to keep walking in the road. Don't cross the line. This place is still very dangerous.

We quickly arrived at an observation deck, you can see pancake rock, the locals also called the thousand-story rock, is the debris of marine plants and animals piled up underground, under the erosion of acid rain, wind and sea water, forming a layered pancake rock landscape, which is really not seen in other places, The pancake rock near the coast has collapsed in part, and the cockroach climbed to a stone pile to take pictures. The cliff below is very dangerous. Please pay attention to children to keep walking in the road. Don't cross the line. This place is still very dangerous.