Point Kean Viewpoint

The first time I saw sea lions gather at such a close distance. There are a lot of sea lions, just on the trail, generally requiring humans and sea lions to maintain a two-meter safe distance, still very lazy, lying on the rock, a little cute, a little taste.

The Kaikula fur sea lion gathering area lives here with many fur sea lions. This sea lion is very rare. Because the fur on the body is particularly interesting, they lie on the rocks to bask in the sun. They are very lazy. You can go to the island or take a boat to watch them from a distance. It's worth a visit.

Thousands of sea lions live in the fur sea lion gathering area of Kekula, who lie on the reef and bask in the sun, lazy and especially cute. You can go ashore to watch them, but the smell here is rather stinky, it is best to wear a mask.

It is not necessary to go to Kaikoura to play in this sea lion gathering place. It is a natural landscape and no tickets are required. It takes about 40 minutes to walk from the town center. Because of this distance, many tourists have given up, which is a pity. Here you can see the sea lions up close, as long as you abide by the behavior of civilized tourists without disturbing them, it is basically safe.

The fur sea lion gathering area in Kekula is a must see place. On a large reef beach, there are many fur sea lions gathering and living. They are very much hairy and very beautiful. They lay lazily on the rocky beach in the sun, and even if people walked to him, they were still, sometimes turning over and taking a breath, it was so cute.

A reef outside Kekula is a famous fur sea lion gathering area. There are about 1,000 fur sea lions living here, they look very lazy, lying on the reef beach sun, not moving, even if people come to his side, he is not responding. It's a really lazy animal.