
LOCATION ⬇️ Save this post for later if you're planning a trip around New Zealand! 📌 I couldn’t believe how crystal-clear the water here was. It’s so pure it supplies around 60% of New Zealand’s bottled water. 📍 Blue Spring, Waikato 🌿 The best time to go is early in the morning or on a weekday to avoid crowds. The water is stunning no matter the season! And in full sunlight you can see its true pureness. 🚶♂️ Te Waihou Walkway is an easy, well-maintained 4.7km (one way) track from the Whites Road entrance. If you don’t want to walk the full trail, there’s a shorter 15-minute option from the Leslie Road car park which leads to a viewing platform. 👎 Please don’t swim here. It’s not technically banned but places like this require our protection to stay so pristine, and this means admiring it from a distance. Besides, its pretty damn cold! There are some swimming spots near the White’s Road entrance if you are tempted. Follow @getlostwithliam for more epic NZ nature spots! 🌏✨
Attraction

Blue Spring (Te Waihou Walkway). Leslie Road entrance is closed.
Landmark
4.8
Natural spring known for its clear blue water, with an adjacent walkway for picturesque hikes.

Te Waihou Blue Springs (Whites Road entrance)
Landmark
4.7
Place

Te Waihou (Whites Road) Car Park
Landmark
4.5

New Zealand