Three Sisters Springs

A group of three powerful springs forms a small lake with sand boils and deep blue-green colored, unusually lucid water. During the winter hundreds of manatees may stey there.

Te Kopia Mud Geyser

Unusual and a fairly spectacular mud geyser. During the periods of activity every 10-30 minutes, it ejects a muddy fountain that is some 3-10 m tall.

Rainbow Springs

One of the largest groups of springs in Florida with an output of some 19 454 l per second. A beautiful scenic area.

Mokena Geyser

Artificial geyser – a hot soda spring that erupts every 30 – 40 minutes and is up to 4 m high.

Nutall Rise in Aucilla River

River rise – a resurgence of Aucilla River after a short underground segment. This is the last river rise on the Aucilla River – but there are many more upstream.

Mokai Mud Geyser at Paerata Road

One of three mud geysers in Waikato Region. Mud geysers is a very rare natural phenomenon.

Spring Creek Springs

A group of 14 subaquatic springs with a total output of some 8 690 l/s.

Orakei Korako (Waipapa part)

One of the world’s most exciting geothermal fields with some 35 active geysers and beautiful stone waterfalls – several large sinter terraces.

Little Crater Lake

Impressive, deep blue spring lake. The lake is 14 m deep and could be formed as a maar: due to groundwater explosion caused by the volcanic heat.

Borax Lake

A thermal lake that is fed by hot springs. The temperature of the lake surface is between 16 and 38 degrees C and also higher. Lake water contains much borax, arsenic, and lead. Nevertheless, here lives a unique fish – Borax Lake chub (Gila boraxobius).