Papatowai is a small settlement in the Catlins ward of the Clutha District of the southeastern South Island of New Zealand. The settlement is situated half-way between the cities of Dunedin and Invercargill, on the Pacific coast close to the mouth of the Tahakopa River. There is a permanent population of around 40 people but with most of the houses in the town being holiday homes (locally known as "cribs") the population rises dramatically during the holiday seasons, particularly around New Year's Day and Easter. Papatowai is also known for its big wave surfing.
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| - Papatowai est une petite localité du ward de « the Catlins » dans le district de Clutha dans la partie tout à fait au sud de l’Île du Sud de la Nouvelle-Zélande. (fr)
- Papatowai es un pequeño asentamiento localizado en The Catlins, una zona de Southland, en la Isla Sur de Nueva Zelanda. El asentamiento se encuentra a medio camino entre las ciudades de Dunedin e Invercargill, en la costa pacífica, cerca de la desembocadura del Río Tahakopa. Existe una población permanente de alrededor de 30 personas, pero la mayoría de las construcciones de la localidad son residencias vacacionales (conocidas localmente como "cribs") la población crece bastante durante la época vacacional, especialmente en Navidad y Semana Santa.
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- Papatowai is a small settlement in the Catlins ward of the Clutha District of the southeastern South Island of New Zealand. The settlement is situated half-way between the cities of Dunedin and Invercargill, on the Pacific coast close to the mouth of the Tahakopa River. There is a permanent population of around 40 people but with most of the houses in the town being holiday homes (locally known as "cribs") the population rises dramatically during the holiday seasons, particularly around New Year's Day and Easter. Papatowai is also known for its big wave surfing. (en)
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| - Papatowai es un pequeño asentamiento localizado en The Catlins, una zona de Southland, en la Isla Sur de Nueva Zelanda. El asentamiento se encuentra a medio camino entre las ciudades de Dunedin e Invercargill, en la costa pacífica, cerca de la desembocadura del Río Tahakopa. Existe una población permanente de alrededor de 30 personas, pero la mayoría de las construcciones de la localidad son residencias vacacionales (conocidas localmente como "cribs") la población crece bastante durante la época vacacional, especialmente en Navidad y Semana Santa. Está rodeado por bosques y hay numerosos senderos que parten de la localidad para visitar playas arenosas y cascadas. Además hay un sendero hacia los restos arqueológicos de asentamientos maorí en el área. En el pasado también se podían encontrar huesos de moa.
* Datos: Q7615649 (es)
- Papatowai est une petite localité du ward de « the Catlins » dans le district de Clutha dans la partie tout à fait au sud de l’Île du Sud de la Nouvelle-Zélande. (fr)
- Papatowai is a small settlement in the Catlins ward of the Clutha District of the southeastern South Island of New Zealand. The settlement is situated half-way between the cities of Dunedin and Invercargill, on the Pacific coast close to the mouth of the Tahakopa River. There is a permanent population of around 40 people but with most of the houses in the town being holiday homes (locally known as "cribs") the population rises dramatically during the holiday seasons, particularly around New Year's Day and Easter. The New Zealand Ministry for Culture and Heritage gives a translation of "tōwai tree flat" for Papatōwai. Papatowai is surrounded by native podocarp forest and there are numerous walks in the area to waterfalls, and sand beaches in addition to bushwalks. There is also a walk to an archaeological site where it is possible to see middens left by early Māori inhabitants of the area. In the past, the bones of moa have also been found here. In addition to its outstanding unspoilt nature beauty, Papatowai is renowned for the quirky Lost Gypsy Gallery The Papatowai Challenge, a 15.5 km bush and beach run and walk, has been held annually since 1998, usually on the first weekend in March. It attracts 300 – 400 people each year. Papatowai is also known for its big wave surfing. (en)
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