Okay here's a tough one. Is it a must see? Well If you answer yes to the following it will answer this question. Do you love round rocks? Do you like walking on the sand? Do you want to wear the kids out by walking...More

As seen in my photo, the boulders were really just decent.. gave it 3 stars because it was natures work... if it’s man made, 0 stars.

Can see the boulders from up high, have to pay to go down to the water. The cafe is very expensive and very average

There's something special about these boulders on the beaches. All are rounded and some broken ones seems to be round too

Moeraki was wonderful. I thoroughly enjoyed my time wandering the beach and spending time with the boulders. It was truly magical!!!! A must see to all who travel through this area.

I've been to the Moeraki Boulders twice now. They're kinda something that you only really need to see once. They are quite unique though and are great to photograph. Stopped in at the cafe before hand (review of cafe to follow) and had a hot...More

We loved our visit to the Moeraki boulders ! We did manage to time our visit with the tides so we had maximum time to play and explore. The cafe at to top is quaint and a nice place to stop and enjoy view after...More

New Zealand has the world's best Rugby team, but also the world's most underwhelming boulders. Don't go, they are rubbish. By all means go to New Zealand, just skip these.

With its origins in an important Maori legend, the Moeraki Boulders are situated on Koekohe Beach, The Maori legend says the boulders are associated with the Arai-te-uru, one of the large sailing canoes that sailed from northetn Tahiti. While seeking the precious greenstone, the waka...More

A lovely sunny day with the tide coming in.Early so plenty of carparks before the rush. Nice coffee at the cafe and a magnet from the gift shop for the memory.