Photo: Marokopa Waterfall New Zealand

At the base of the waterfall of Marokopa Falls on the North Island of New Zealand the water divides between large boulders.

The moss covered boulders at the bottom of Marokopa Falls in New Zealand, make up part of the natural greenery that makes the beauty of this waterfall more impressive. The mist rises above the waterfall as the water cascades over the thirty-six foot drop creating a mystical impression.Venturing to the bottom of the waterfall is easily accessible but mud and moss overlaid on the rocks can make each step a challenge. The view of Marokopa Falls is not the best from this position but the rushing water separated by the massive boulders creates a magical picture.A ten minute walk amongst some of the brilliant flora of New Zealand brings you to a platform where you get a stunning view of the waterfall. Above the Marokpa Falls, you will find many fisherman searching for trout and at the base of the waterfall fisherman test their luck at spin fishing.To get to Marokopa Falls from Auckland, New Zealand takes approximately three hours in a car along some of the most stunning stretches of road on the North Island. ... continue below the picture...

... Marokopa Falls, Waikato, North Island, New Zealand.