New Zealand Subantarctic Islands, Island cluster in New Zealand
The New Zealand Subantarctic Islands consist of five island groups in the Southern Ocean south of the South Island.
The islands were discovered and first charted in the early 19th century.
These islands are home to several endemic species and are recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for their exceptional biodiversity.
Land access to these secluded islands is strictly controlled and involves obtaining specific permits.
The islands have no permament inhabitants but provide vital breeding habitats for many bird species.
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The New Zealand Subantarctic Islands consist of five island groups in the Southern Ocean south of the South Island.
Rakiura National Park encompasses a large part of Stewart Island, with lush rainforests and diverse wildlife.
