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Pictures Of The West Coast Region New Zealand

Photo gallery with pictures of the West Coast region in the South Island of New Zealand. (There are 74 photos in this photo gallery.)



The bush clad hills strike a contrast agains the blue waters of the Tasman Sea as it swipes the shores of the West...
Fresh footprints in the sand of Kohaihai Beach, the start of the well known Heaphy Track on the scenic West Coast of...
Kohaihai Beach is situated along the...
The constant wave action along the...
A great way to finish a visit to the...
A dreary looking wet section of...
A bridge along State Highway 6...
A popular tourist attraction in the...
A fairly calm evening along the...
As sunset lights the sky and surface...
A beautiful sand and pebble beach on...
A beautiful summer scene of soft sand...
Situated 22 kilometres west of the...
Part of a melting glacier on Fox...
The 13 kilometre long Fox Glacier...
An aerial view of a brilliant blue...
An aerial view of Franz Josef Glacier...
Darkness begins to take over at...
Encompassing Lake Moeraki in Westland...
The beautiful scenery of the...
Driving the Glacier Highway in...
The West Coast of the South Island of...
At the summit of the Fox Glacier on...
A tree fern beautifies the banks of...
An aerial picture of the thick...
Large pieces of driftwood adorn the...
An aerial view of the dramatic ice...
Blowholes, sunsets, intriguing rock...
The sun sets over the Tasman Sea and...
The 452,000 hectare Kahurangi...
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