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Visiting caves
is one of the activities offered in Queenstown or in Milford
Sound. This is a fabulous activity to do when you are in New
Zealand. Both North and South Islands have magnificent caves for
you discover. A cave is located in an erground surface, it is a
natural area and it allows people to visit it. It is said that
some caves are so large that they don’t even have daylight.
There is a word given to this action, it is called potholing,
caving and sometimes spelunking. But spelunking is a word used
mostly in the United States. There are two main types of caves
the primary caves and secondary caves. The caves are formed by
geologic methods. The Te Anau Glowworm Caves is well known in
Queenstown. The excursion will take at least two hours. Caves
are a real mysterious world. The visit of Te Anau Gloworm will
start with a cruise across the Lake Te Anau. From the lake you
will be able to discover the Cavern House. Here are some of the
caves you can visit in New Zealand, Kawiti Caves, Nikau Caves,
Mangaone Cave, Karamu Cave, Aranui Cave, Waitamo cave, Ruakuri
Cave, Mangawhitikau Garener’s Gut; these caves are on the North
Island. On the South Island you will discover Te Anau Caves that
we just talked about, Cathedral Caves, Fox River Caves, Mount
Arthur Caves, Cave Stream Scenic Reserve,Broken River Cave,
Mount Owen Caves, Takaka Caves, Riwaka Resurgence. Caving is a
relaxing activity you will be able discover the fabulous
underground world, so don’t miss to visit some caves of New
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