What is Cape Palliser?
Cape Palliser is the southernmost point of New Zealand's North Island, located on the Wairarapa coast. It is home to New Zealand's largest lighthouse and the country's largest mainland fur seal colony, and is known for its wild, remote scenery and dramatic views across Cook Strait.
What is the Cape Palliser Lighthouse?
The Cape Palliser Lighthouse is New Zealand's largest lighthouse, built in 1897. Its iconic red and white stripes make it one of the most recognisable coastal landmarks on the North Island. The lighthouse sits on a rocky headland accessible via 258 steps from the beach below.
What material is this print made from?
This print is made on 200gsm premium matte fine art paper using high-quality giclée printing, ensuring exceptional detail, vibrant tones, and long-lasting quality.
Is this print framed?
No, the print is unframed to allow for custom framing options that suit your space and style. Chamonix Prints recommends sourcing a frame locally for the best fit and to keep shipping costs low.
What sizes are available?
The print is available in Small (5x7" to A4), Medium (11x14" to 16x20"), and Large (18x24" to A0). Custom sizes are available on request.
Is this print suitable as a gift?
Yes, this Cape Palliser Lighthouse sunset print makes a wonderful gift for anyone who loves New Zealand, coastal landscapes, lighthouses, or travel photography. It comes carefully packaged and ships worldwide.
What rooms suit this print?
This New Zealand lighthouse photography print works beautifully in living rooms, bedrooms, hallways, and home offices. The rich amber, coral, and pink sunset tones suit both warm and neutral interiors, and pair well with natural wood or dark frames.
How long does delivery take?
Each print is made to order with a production time of 1–2 business days, then shipped with an estimated delivery of 2–7 business days. Total delivery is typically 3–9 business days depending on your location.
Is this print sustainably made?
Yes. Every print is produced on FSC-certified paper using renewable energy, and fulfilled from local production facilities in 32+ countries to reduce carbon emissions and delivery times.