You're not able to see the boulders if rising tide.
Great place to stop and have a walk along the beach. The kids loved climbing over the dragon eggs, haha.
A great place to stop for a short break and short walk, the spherical stone is really amazing and great to take photo.
一个很好的地点,可以停下来休息和走走透透风。那自然圆的石头很特别,拍照也很美。
The parking area here was pretty easy to find off the road and the walk along the shoreline is about 10-15mins one-way. The boulders seemed to be much more impressive in pictures than up close and there were a surprising number of people on the stretch of beach that houses the boulders and if you want your pic at the big one that looks like it was the model for the Death Star, you will definitely have to wait your turn. It was storming when I went, so I was even more surprised that there were as many people as there were on the beach, but even in the rain, it was an enjoyable walk along the beach. The tide was coming in, so it was fun to go and splash a bit in the waves seeing as I was wet anyway. There are some smaller boulders out in the actual water, so you have to wade out to a couple if the tide is coming in. I think there were not as many boulders as I have seen pictured and many of them were broken, cracked or in halves.
It is a fun little pitstop if you are passing by on your way somewhere, but I definitely do not think this is a destination stop in and of itself.
The Moeraki Boulders are a group of very large spherical “stones”, which has many sea shell on them looks really beautiful and the water was very cold in the sea.
Nice beach with these bizarre round boulders, good to visit as they are pretty unique
Nice stop off point. Cafe/shop is nice. Something different.