The only way to get to Orakei Korako on the North Island of New Zealand is by boat and this one is on call throughout the day to pick up or drop off passengers at this unique location. Orakei Korako is considered to be one of the best thermal areas in the world as well as one of the last few in New Zealand.After the boat drops you at Orakei Korako, explore the landscape where the Maori people once resided and used the hot springs as a means of cooking and cleanliness. Most people evacuated the Orakei Korako valley around 1886 and by the early 1900's the geothermal area was known as a tourist attraction but it did not become official until 1937.In Orakei Korako on the North Island of New Zealand you will discover sinter terraces, hot springs, geysers, caves and mud pools. A natural phenomena that is intriguing and knowledgeable for the whole family and leaves you in an awestruck state.When your day of adventure is over, jump aboard the boat and head back to the other side of Lake Ohakuri. ... continue below the picture...
... A cafe is available for those who would like a bite to eat or visit the gift shop that has an exclusive line of goods relating to Orakei Korako in New Zealand. Ferry Boat on Lake Ohakuri with Orakei Korako in the background, near Taupo, North Island, New Zealand.
Technical Information:
I photographed this photo with the digital SLR camera model Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II, aperture of f/9.0, exposure time of 1/100 sec. on ISO 50, as always I used a original Canon Lens, the focus lenght for this picture was 100mm.