Cathedral Cove sea cave beach, Coromandel Peninsula, New Zealand
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Across the wide Hauraki Gulf from New Zealand's biggest metro area, a stretch of deep wilderness extends northward into the Pacific. Aucklanders can see the Coromandel Peninsula's shores if they look east on a clear day, and it's like peering at a wild, different world. Many sights here are only accessible by hiking or boating, like this grand stone landmark known as either Te Whanganui-A-Hei or Cathedral Cove. Despite its out-of-the-way setting on Coromandel's far shore, this uniquely sheltered beach that's also part of a marine reserve sees 150,000 visitors a year.
令人惊叹的山丘
科罗曼德半岛的海湾
奥林匹克规格的景观
一个逐渐崩塌的天堂
朝阳升起，扶壁现身
水彩般的岩壁
古吉拉特邦的峡谷
构造运动与德克萨斯州
