One of them is called Underworld Rafting, and the name doesn’t even begin to describe the singularity of the adventure. When I went there some time ago - and I’m pretty sure not much has changed since then - there were a few taverns, a single restaurant, and a dull hotel.īut if you ever find yourself driving on the State Highway 6 that runs all the way from Nelson, to the north of South Island, to Invercargill, at its southern tip, I’d urge you to halt at Charleston for a bit and seek out Underworld Adventures, which has created unique capsules of activities in the limestone caves and rainforests (the Paparoa National Park) that surround the little village. The citizens of Charleston, about 500, according to the 2018 census, might disagree, but there is nothing redeeming about the somnolent little village that lies by the Tasman Sea on the west coast of South Island, New Zealand.
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