Poor Knights Islands in Tutukaka, New Zealand, are a group of islands renowned for their stunning marine biodiversity and unique geological features. Situated off the east coast of the North Island, these islands are a marine and nature reserve, offering some of the world's best diving and snorkeling experiences. The underwater environment is teeming with vibrant coral gardens, kelp forests, and a diverse array of marine life, including rare species like the long-tailed stingray and the Lord Howe coral fish. Above water, the islands feature dramatic cliffs, sea caves, and native forests, making them a haven for birdlife and offering breathtaking scenic views.
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