Differ slightly from its name, is actually a kind of insect glowworm not worms that glow in the dark. If normally you see the stars in the sky in the distance then the Glow Worm Caves, you can enjoy it more closely. Is a place that is quite popular because of its population glowwom very much and this glowworm population can only be found in New Zealand. In addition to the stunning scenery resemble the stars in the sky, in the depths of Glow Worm Caves boasts limestone formation (limestone) is no less astounding.
Under the green hills of Waitomo, there is a maze full of caves, sinkholes and underground rivers. The name of this region comes from the Maori language, wai (water) and tomo (holes).
The caves are carved by an underground river flows urge passes soft limestone over thousands of years. Many of them have stalactites hanging from the ceiling and stalagmites protruding from the cave floor, cones taper of layered rocks formed over the centuries by water droplets. Cave walls decorated by millions of glow worms locals.
The easiest way to visit the cave is with a walking tour or a boat ride. If you like adventure, try the unique experience of rafting underground - you'll crawl, swim and float across a cave with a rubber boat. Alternatively, you can use a rope down a cliff or-zip in the darkness. Whichever way you choose to explore the Waitomo Caves, you would agree that the caves is truly a wonder of nature.
There are so many things to be seen and enjoyed on the surface, the same as in the basement. A path that starts near Waitomo Museum of Caves take you to a form of agricultural land where there are stunning sandstone rock formations hollow and strange. Nearby, Pureora forests provide some cross-country activities short and long outstanding, suitable for all levels.
The caves are carved by an underground river flows urge passes soft limestone over thousands of years. Many of them have stalactites hanging from the ceiling and stalagmites protruding from the cave floor, cones taper of layered rocks formed over the centuries by water droplets. Cave walls decorated by millions of glow worms locals.
The easiest way to visit the cave is with a walking tour or a boat ride. If you like adventure, try the unique experience of rafting underground - you'll crawl, swim and float across a cave with a rubber boat. Alternatively, you can use a rope down a cliff or-zip in the darkness. Whichever way you choose to explore the Waitomo Caves, you would agree that the caves is truly a wonder of nature.
There are so many things to be seen and enjoyed on the surface, the same as in the basement. A path that starts near Waitomo Museum of Caves take you to a form of agricultural land where there are stunning sandstone rock formations hollow and strange. Nearby, Pureora forests provide some cross-country activities short and long outstanding, suitable for all levels.
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