by Craig Stevens and Stephen Chiswell
Surfers and seafarers know that the oceans surrounding New Zealand are ever changing. Driven by the wind, warm subtropical water flows and swirls around the islands. Tides ebb and flow along the coast, and where fresh and sea water are brought together – at estuaries, fiords and river plumes – unique environments are created.
Main image: The turbulent waters of French Pass, Marlborough Sounds
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