New Zealand Lakes

New zealand has a lot of peaceful paradise majestic lakes that surrounded by either mountains, forests or marvelous natural landscape 

A lake in New Zealand could be a destination by itself or perhaps a moment of peace along the way to someplace else.

Among the most wonderful lakes in new zealand we find the

Lake Wakatipu - Lake Matheson - lake Rotorua - lake kai iwi sand - lake Te Anau - lake Ferry (lake Onoke) - lake tutira

and the others....

Most of the North Island’s lakes are the result of old volcanic eruptions. The greatest of those crater lakes is Taupo - it’s the size of small country and something of our top trout fishing destinations. You may also pick up trout in several of Rotorua’s crater lakes.

Dune lakes are usually a fascinating phenomenon. At Kai Iwi within Northland you will find three stunning dune lakes fringed together with pure white sand. Close to Levin around the west coast of the North Island, the dune lake Papaitonga is actually edged with wetlands which are ideal for bird watching.

The majority of the South Island’s lakes were being created from the exact same sort of glacial activity that created the fiords. Lake Te Anau could be the biggest, covering a place of 344 square kilometres. Lake Manapouri is usually considered to be the most amazing - it has 34 islands and is 440 metres deep in sites.