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At Omarama is the Clay Cliffs Paritea. The mesmerising moonscape is a result of erosion on layers of gravel and silt that were exposed to active Oster fault line. The cliffs are situated on private land, there is a vehicle entrance fee of about $5, which is payable at the Omarama Hot Tub, about 8 to 10 kilometres away from the area.
Huge lime stones , sculpted by the winds, rivers and rain stand the Elephant Rocks, the same weird landscape that served as Aslan’s camp in the films of Narnia.
Visit the Lighthouse at Otago peninsula
Arrowtown’s gold-mining history is alive and kicking, which lies 20 minutes from Queenstown. Visit the Lakes District Museum. Experience the prehistory of New Zealand at the Vanished World Centre and the fossil trails in Duntroon.At West Coast, discover more mining history, through the Coal Mining Heritage trail which include sites at Stockton and Denniston, or visit the Coal Town Museum for some photographic and historic exhibits.
