Hole in the Rock (Motukōkako)

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Hole in the Rock (Motukōkako) is a famous natural sea arch and rock formation off the coast of New Zealand’s Bay of Islands, known for its dramatic cliffs and boat tours that pass through its large opening.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf rock formation
sea arch
tourist attraction
accessibleBy boat
country New Zealand
hasApproximateArchWidth large enough for small tour boats
hasApproximateHeight about 148 metres
about 490 feet
hasConservationContext sensitive marine and island ecosystem
hasCulturalSignificanceFor Māori NERFINISHED
hasEnvironment coastal marine environment
hasErosionType marine erosion
hasFeature dramatic cliffs
large natural sea arch
navigable opening for boats
hasGeologicalType island rock
hasLanguageContext English name "Hole in the Rock" NERFINISHED
Māori name "Motukōkako" NERFINISHED
hasMāoriName Motukōkako NERFINISHED
hasName Hole in the Rock NERFINISHED
Motukōkako NERFINISHED
hasNavigationContext boat passage through arch depends on sea conditions
isFeaturedIn Bay of Islands tourism marketing materials
isNear Paihia, New Zealand NERFINISHED
Russell, New Zealand NERFINISHED
isOffCoastOf Cape Brett NERFINISHED
isPartOf Bay of Islands maritime landscape NERFINISHED
isPhotographedFor scenic views
locatedIn Bay of Islands NERFINISHED
New Zealand NERFINISHED
Northland Region NERFINISHED
locatedInBodyOfWater Pacific Ocean NERFINISHED
popularWith sightseers
tourists
tourismRegion Bay of Islands tourism area NERFINISHED
usedFor dolphin-watching tours
sightseeing boat tours

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Bay of Islands hasLandmark Hole in the Rock (Motukōkako)