Author(s): Warren Jacobs

Natural History

Most of New Zealand's population of nearly 4 million people live within 75 kilometres or less of the coast and are thus intimately acquainted with their own section of the country's long narrow shape and its many offshore islands.
Taking a circumnavigational approach, this stunning collection of Warren Jacob's full colour photographs covers the extent of our country's magnificent coastline, including the more accessible off-shore islands. Coastlines of New Zealand pays tribute to this country's extensive and hugely diverse seaboard, ranging from sunny sheltered beaches in the north through to the remote, but magnificently wild coastal cliffs and fiords in the south.