Visit Chatham Islands
The Chatham Islands are a small archipelago situated 800 kilometers off the coast of New Zealand. This remote collection of four large and several smaller islands is a unique destination for those looking to experience something truly special. Home to an amazing variety of endemic wildlife, you're sure to see plenty of seabirds, marine mammals and interesting native plants as you explore.
For visitors, two great places to visit are Pitt Island and Waitangi Wetlands Nature Reserve. On Pitt Island, you can find stunning views overlooking the Pacific Ocean while Waitangi provides an opportunity for bird watching and nature photography.
An interesting historical fact about the Chatham Islands is that Moriori people have inhabited them since at least the 1500s. The Moriori language has become extinct but many traditional customs have been maintained by locals over the years.
For visitors, two great places to visit are Pitt Island and Waitangi Wetlands Nature Reserve. On Pitt Island, you can find stunning views overlooking the Pacific Ocean while Waitangi provides an opportunity for bird watching and nature photography.
An interesting historical fact about the Chatham Islands is that Moriori people have inhabited them since at least the 1500s. The Moriori language has become extinct but many traditional customs have been maintained by locals over the years.
