Surround yourself in the Geology of the Waitaki Valley.
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Virtual Waitaki
Your Portal to our world
Take a walk around the traquil Duntroon Wetlands.
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Explore the Waitaki Valley Village of Duntroon.
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Take a walk up Kurow Hill to take in the views.
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Explore the haunting views of Clay Cliffs, Oamarama.
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The Dams of the Waitaki Valley
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Nearby the world-famous Elephant Rocks, Anatini has one of only a few natural limestone arches in New Zealand.
Here you can view the remains of an ancient baleen whale that was probably five to six metres in length. Baleen whales are filter feeders. They sieve seawater to collect small animals of only a few cm’s in size to eat.