Glowworm Caves
Glowworm Caves, Te Anau Overview
Te Anau caves are outside the Te Anau town in the southernmost region, the Southland. These are the youngest caves in New Zealand, only 12,000 years old. One can go to the caves across the Te Anau lake. A boat ride inside the caves can be taken, which lets you witness the fantastic site of glow worms on the ceiling above your head in a calm and peaceful environment.
The glowworm caves are limestone caves inhabited by Glowworms (Arachnocampa Luminosa), which are unique to New Zealand. The sight of sparkling blue light on the caves' ceiling, which tends to light up the ancient stalactites and stalagmites, is breathtaking. One can live the unforgettable experience throughout the country; thousands of such caves are scattered, right from the top of the North Island to the bottom of the South Island.
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