Cleopatra’s Pool is a hidden natural rock pool located near Torrent Bay in Abel Tasman National Park. Formed by smooth
granite rocks and flowing freshwater, it is one of the most unique natural attractions along the Abel Tasman Coast Track.
A short forest walk leads visitors to the pool, where cool freshwater collects in a naturally sculpted basin. The shaded setting
and surrounding forest create a refreshing escape, especially during warmer months.
For travelers, Cleopatra’s Pool offers a memorable nature experience, combining forest walking, natural swimming, and
peaceful surroundings in one stop.
- 🏊 Swim in a natural freshwater 💧 rock pool 🏞️
- 🌳 Enjoy a shaded forest 🌿 setting 🌲
- 🥾 Take a short scenic 🗺️ forest walk 🌲
- 🧘 Relax by flowing water 🌊 and rocks 🪨
- 📸 Capture unique nature 🍃 photographs 🖼️
- 🚶 On Foot: Walk from Torrent 🌊 Bay via inland track 🏁
- 🚤 By Water Taxi: Stop at Torrent 🏝️ Bay, then walk inland 📍
- 👣 Follow signposted forest 🌲 trail to the pool 💧
- 👟 Wear sturdy shoes for the 🌲 forest walk 🥾
- ⚠️ Rocks can be slippery 💧 when wet 🧊
- 🦟 Bring insect 🦟 repellent 🧴
- ⛈️ Avoid swimming after 🌧️ heavy rain 🌊
- 🕙 10:30 AM – Arrive at Torrent 🏝️ Bay 🚤
- 🕚 11:00 AM – Forest walk 👣 to Cleopatra’s Pool 💧
- 🕚 11:30 AM – Swimming and 🧘 relaxation 🏊
- 🕐 1:00 PM – Return to coast 🌊 track or beach 🏖️
