Attractions
17 Hamilton Street, Hokitika 7810, New Zealand
Carnegie Building
Built in 1908, the historic Carnegie building currently houses a number of the district’s museum exhibits and treasures. Located in the heart of Hokitika, the building is easily accessible to visitors and entry is free. Come and explore our region’s colourful history!
4294 State Highway 6, Punakaiki 7873, New Zealand
Pancake Rocks and Blowholes
The pancake rocks are the most visited natural attraction on the West Coast with good reason. These ancient formations are a true wonder of nature - and they really do look like pancakes! The famous Pancake Rocks and Blowholes are just a 20 minute loop walk from where you park your vehicle on the main highway at Punakaiki.
Kokatahi 7881, New Zealand
Hokitika Gorge
Sometimes you see photos of a tourist spot and think yeah right, it can’t look as good as that in real life. The Hokitika Gorge is one of those places. The vivid turquoise water surrounded by lush native bush looks too good to be true but trust us, it is well worth a visit. Enjoy excellent views of the blue-green waters of the Hokitika River as it makes its way through the rock sided Hokitika Gorge.
316 Rutherglen Road, Rutherglen, Greymouth, New Zealand
Shantytown Heritage Park
Shantytown Heritage Park in Greymouth offers a captivating glimpse into New Zealand's gold rush era. Explore authentic 19th-century buildings, ride the vintage steam train, and experience live historical reenactments. This living museum celebrates Greymouth's rich past, providing an engaging and immersive journey through the history of early settlers.
43 Tainui Street, Greymouth, New Zealand
Pounamu pathway
Journey to a Place of Legends on the Pounamu Pathway in Greymouth. With Wētā Workshop's innovative touch, explore Māori legends, ancient trade routes, and stunning landscapes through immersive digital experiences. Traverse four interconnected hubs, discover the rich history of explorers and taniwha, and connect with the West Coast's unique heritage.