Lava Steam

Plume of steam created as lava from the eruption of Kilauea, one of the most active volcanoes in the world, flows into the sea....

Waves pounding the coast at Los Hervideros

Kudu

Backcountry Tramping Hut

The wild places of New Zealand are dotted with a network of huts, managed by the Department Of Conservation, for people to use as shelter while hiking (known as 'tramping' in New Zealand)....

Kayaking in the Rain

With over 9m of rain each year, Milford Sound is one of the wettest places in the world. Fortunate then that in many ways, it is at its best in the rain, when thousands of temporary waterfalls cascade from the steep-sided mountains into the sea....

Pillars of Dolerite

Rising vertically almost 300m from the sea, these geometric columns of dolerite are a distinctive feature of the Tasman National Park....