Daniel Miller live in Thames, New Zealand, which is the gateway to the Coromandel Peninsula, a rainforest clad mountain range jutting out into the Pacific Ocean. The coastline is a mix of stunning cliffs interspersed with world class beaches and small communities, while the interior is remote and rugged with majestic trees & waterfalls. For many years he have explored its trails, and thought he should share some of his photos with you, although choosing the best 40 was a challenge!
By Daniel Miller

Orokawa bay

Poley Bay at the northern tip of the Peninsula

Tairua Valley from The Pinnacles

Billygoat Falls

This series of waterfalls through the Sleeping God canyon drops 180m

Coromandel Harbour from Castle Rock

Not for those that suffer vertigo, this precipitous peak has 360 degree views and is also used for abseiling.

Homunga Bay

This remote beach can only be accessed by boat or a 2 hour walk

Cliffs between Hahei & Hot Water Beach

This coastline is riddled with sea caves, some of them large enough for boats to enter.

From inside a collapsed sea cave near Hahei

This cave can only be accessed by boat at low tide

Cathedral Cove – only access through a natural arch

Firth of Thames from Camel’s Back