Ruakuri Cave

Ruakuli cave, only 10 minutes drive from the famous Waitomo cave, the underground adventure is an hour and a half walk, you can see the blue light fireflies up close, listen to the narrator about the cave legend (the whole English explanation). It is worth mentioning that some areas in the Ruakuli cave are allowed to take pictures (Waitomo is not allowed to take pictures!), so friends who like photography are worth a visit!

There is no firefly in this hole, you can take pictures. It is a 3-minute drive from the firefly hole, and the time booked on the ticket is waiting at the hole and brought in by the tour guide. Personally, if the time is tight, you can only go to the firefly hole. After all, this hole is also available in China. But the cave is well arranged, and the guide can control the lights and have fun.

Waitomo is a scenic spot in the middle of New Zealand's North Island. It is mainly natural caves and rare firefly caves in New Zealand. Visitors can choose to buy tickets to visit at the visitor center. Ruakuri Cave is one of the choices. After buying the ticket, there is a car to pick up and drop off to the hole at the designated time, and there is a commentator to take the hole.

Located in New Zealand, Ruakuli Cave, which was first discovered four or five hundred years ago when a young Maori man was attacked by dogs at the mouth of the cave while hunting birds, is a stunning natural cave engineering wonder that has been regarded as the greatest by the local Maori Where the soul belongs.

Outside the harbor, there are sporadic islands like pearls; inside the harbor, boats lined with clear waters, and the Harbour Bridge connects two harbors. The bridge, harbor and the Rangitoto volcano, which sleeps on the island, are full of life.