Castle Point, tucked away along the Wairarapa coastline, is a magnificent location that enthralls tourists with its distinct geological features and unspoiled beauty. This location, named for Captain Cook in 1770 after he noticed that Castle Rock resembled the battlements of a castle, is a wildlife haven and a treasure trove of natural treasures.
An Examination of Castlepoint’s Past
Castlepoint’s remarkable scenery are intricately entwined with its history. Not only are the fossil-rich limestone reef and the 162-meter-tall Castle Rock magnificent natural creations, but they also serve as reminders of the region’s rich geological history.
The reef, lagoon, and sand dunes that make up the Castlepoint Scenic Reserve provide a window into the area’s rich natural past.