Moeraki, Penguin Path in Otago offers a rare live look at one of New Zealand's most remarkable coastal wildlife settings. This webcam lets you watch videos about what we do at Penguin Rescue, giving viewers a front-row seat to the careful work of protecting and supporting local penguins in their natural habitat.

Moeraki is famous for its rugged shoreline, dramatic Pacific views, and the nearby Moeraki Boulders, one of Otago's best-known natural attractions. The area's windswept beaches and rocky edges create the kind of environment penguins depend on for nesting and moving safely between land and sea. On the live feed, you may see the path used by volunteers and visitors, along with the quiet, often unpredictable conditions that shape daily life along this coast.

This stretch of the South Island is home to wildlife found nowhere else in the same way, including the little blue penguin and the yellow-eyed penguin, both iconic species in conservation efforts across Otago. The atmosphere here is peaceful but alive with purpose, where every small action supports seabirds facing threats from habitat loss, predators, and changing marine conditions.