Lauren Wolff  —  11/24/2021

THE CRATER OF WHAKARAUPŌ, LYTTELTON’S HISTORIC GEM

Lyttelton Harbour is a historic and quaint port town on the edge of a flooded crater, once an extinct volcano, forming a picturesque bay on the South Island of New Zealand, allowing industrial, cargo and cruise ships to dock. With vivid blue waters within the peninsula, this now extinct volcano makes the area a geological phenomenon.

THE CRATER OF WHAKARAUPŌ, LYTTELTON’S HISTORIC GEM
Lauren Wolff
ROUVY Writer
Lauren is an ex-South African now happily living in Belgium. Her background for over thirty years has been in her own business in the creative and writing sphere. Lauren now writes passionately for ROUVY with her popular route reviews and engaging website content. Lauren is an avid and competitive road cyclist and mountain biker who, a few years ago, achieved several podium positions for her age category for National Championships and UCI World Masters Champs for road and, before that, in triathlon in the early 90s. Lauren has been using the ROUVY app year-round since 2016.
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