- Cape Palliser Lighthouse is a lighthouse at Cape Palliser in the Wellington region of the North Island of New Zealand. It is owned and operated by Maritime New Zealand.
- For travellers, New Zealanders or Locals, a trip to Cape Palliser is a must do. It's about a 15-30 minute walk from the small cluster of houses to the Lighthouse.
- The road to Cape Palliser, on the South coast of North Island, is one of the most beautiful drives in the country.
- Cape Palliser Deniz Feneri bir deniz feneri -de Cape Palliser içinde Wellington bölgesi Kuzey Ada nın-nin Yeni Zelanda.[1]...
- The road to Cape Palliser is dramatically scenic, from the pounding surf and rocky coastline to the stunning sunsets here.
- Get a few puffs into your lungs on the 250-step climb to the base of this candy-striped lighthouse (1897).
- Sheltered by the Aorangi Mountains but exposed to the ravages of the sea, Palliser Bay’s commercial fisherman eke out at living at Ngawi.
- The point – and it’s a high one – of the trip is the Cape Palliser lighthouse, constructed in 1897, once fuelled by oil.
- Cape Palliser Lighthouse: Seal Colony - See 223 traveller reviews, 402 candid photos, and great deals for Wellington, New Zealand, at Tripadvisor.
- One of the most iconic lighthouses in New Zealand thanks to its traditional red and white stripes, Cape Palliser marks the southernmost point of the North Island...
- Reminiscent of the volatile South Island, the winding ocean road that leads to the famous Cape Palliser Lighthouse is anything but calm.
- Known for its giant seal colony, grand old lighthouse set onto steep cliffs and a whole lot of steps, Cape Palliser is one of New Zealand’s most unique places to visit.
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