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| Keywords: landscape rock outdoor rock formation cliff crag Because it’s tranquil. Because it’s a rock-climbing Mecca. Because of the caves: groovy room-sized ones near the north end of the beach lead to a massive cavern you could hide an army - or stage an opera - in. Watch for rock falls though, and – sometimes - falling sheep! Long Beach is a stunning 30-minute drive north of Dunedin, via Port Chalmers. Make time to visit Port, Aramoana and Orokonui Ecosanctuary on the way. Long Beach, known in Māori as Warauwerawera, is a small coastal settlement in Otago, New Zealand comprising approximately 100 homes. The small settlement of Purakaunui is located nearby. www.dunedinnz.com/visit/see-and-do/beaches/long-beach Because it’s tranquil. Because it’s a rock-climbing Mecca. Because of the caves: groovy room-sized ones near the north end of the beach lead to a massive cavern you could hide an army - or stage an opera - in. Watch for rock falls though, and – sometimes - falling sheep! Long Beach is a stunning 30-minute drive north of Dunedin, via Port Chalmers. Make time to visit Port, Aramoana and Orokonui Ecosanctuary on the way. Long Beach, known in Māori as Warauwerawera, is a small coastal settlement in Otago, New Zealand comprising approximately 100 homes. The small settlement of Purakaunui is located nearby. www.dunedinnz.com/visit/see-and-do/beaches/long-beach | ||||
