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     • The Catlins straddle south-eastern Otago and north-eastern Southland, so the area is accessible from the cities of Dunedin and Invercargill.
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     Complete Guide to the Catlins on New Zealand's South Island

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   Where is the Catlins coast?

   • So plan your ideal getaway to The Catlins Coast, whether it’s a budget road trip with the family or a more luxurious honeymoon, with this complete travel guide to The Catlins. Location: On the southeast coast of the South Island, running between Balclutha in the Otago region and Fortrose in the Southland region. Population: 1,200

   The Complete Travel Guide to The Catlins - NZ Pocket Guide

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   Where are the Catlins in New Zealand?

   • As one of the few remaining areas of New Zealand where Mother Nature reigns supreme, The Catlins is the final frontier of a South Island road trip.

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   Where can I find a map of the Catlins?

   • The map can be picked up at various locations such as the i-site or Information Centres in Balclutha, Waikawa or Ōwaka. Another good guide for your stay in The Catlins is the visitor guide which has information on accommodation, activities, the Care Code, the environment and the tear off map.

   Visitor Guide & Map - Catlins, New Zealand

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   What to do in the Catlins?

   • The Catlins, the remote south-eastern corner of Southland, is comprised of bucolic farmland and pockets of beautiful bush, edged with wild coastline. Plan a visit if you’re looking for somewhere to really get away from it all. 1. Purakaunui Falls Purakaunui Falls is the most famous and most glamorous of the waterfalls in the Catlins.

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   How do I get to the Catlins?

   • If using Google Maps to direct you to The Catlins make sure it takes you to where you want to go, so you don't miss any of the amazing places to visit. A useful document to carry with you on your stay in The Catlins is the tear off map which shows locations of attractions, some accommodation providers and the Care Code.

   Visitor Guide & Map - Catlins, New Zealand

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   Where can I find information on trails in the Catlins?

   • The Heritage trail brochure is also a useful document for information on trails in The Catlins. Information of where you can camp in The Catlins can be found on the Catlins Map. More about Visitor Information...

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3. southlandnz.com › places-to-visit › the-catlinsThe Catlins | Southland, New Zealand

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   This place is home to various fauna, from native birds to seals, sea lions, dolphins, and penguins. The Catlins' natural landscapes are enthralling, and the wildlife is extraordinary. The name "The Catlins" originates from Captain Edward Cattlin, alternatively spelt Catlin, a whaling captain.

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4. www.catlins.org.nz › plan › visitor-informationVisitor Guide & Map - Catlins, New Zealand

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   Guide & Map. Useful documents for your trip! The Catlins map gives the geographical area of The Catlins which is vital for when you visit so you have all the information you need and don't miss anything!

5. nzpocketguide.com › 18-attractions-you-cant-miss18 Amazing Attractions You Can’t Miss in The Catlins

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   • Fortrose. The bay’s main attraction is the shipwreck of the Ino Steamship that is unveiled at low tide. Apart from shipwreck spotting, you can enjoy a walk along the beach and sit on the giant rock.
   • Jack’s Blowhole. You may have seen a few blowholes in New Zealand, whether it’s a rock formation or a that of a dolphin. However, what makes Jack’s Blowhole so special is that it is located more than 200 metres (656 feet) away from the sea!
   • Surat Bay. The colony of sea lions draw the crowds in every day but the history of Surat Bay is quite fascinating too. It got its name from the ship Surat that wrecked in the bay in 1874.
   • Matai Falls. Take a stunning 30-minute track through a sheltered forest thick with mossy trunks and branches. All this leads to Matai Stream in the Catlins Forest Park with two waterfalls, Matai Falls and Horseshoe Falls.

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   • Purakaunui Falls. Purakaunui Falls is the most famous and most glamorous of the waterfalls in the Catlins. Triple tiered and spilling over a wide brim into a tannin-rich pool, the falls are particularly impressive after a good downpour.
   • McLean Falls. While Purakaunui Falls might be the most well-known, McLean Falls is the Catlins’ tallest. The walk to reach the 22-metre-high waterfall is longer, with some steep and slippery sections.
   • Nugget Point / Tokatā. Sitting at the northern edge of the Catlins, the Nugget Point / Tokatā Lighthouse is one of Aotearoa’s oldest, built in 1870. This rocky promontory is a site of significance for local iwi Ngāi Tahu, with a long history of food and resource gathering.
   • Curio Bay. Have you ever seen a petrified forest? While it may sound like the beginning of bad dad joke, at Curio Bay you can in fact spot the remnants of a Jurassic forest preserved in the coastal rocks.

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   Aug 13, 2022 · Location: On the southeast coast of the South Island, running between Balclutha in the Otago region and Fortrose in the Southland region. Population: 1,200. Climate: Daily average temperature – 10.2°C/50.3°F, yearly average rainfall – 940mm/37 ″.

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   Visit mainland New Zealand's southern-most 9 hole golf course. The views of the sea and of the Mataura River estuary will make the trip well worthwhile - not to mention the golf!

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    Nov 9, 2020 · In the southeastern corner of New Zealand's South Island is an area of rugged coastline, native forest, waterfalls, birds, and wildlife known as the Catlins. Spanning southern Otago and northeastern Southland provinces, the Catlins is often overlooked by both domestic and international travelers.