Waipu Caves are a series of limestone caves located near Waipu, a small town in Northland, New Zealand. These caves are known for their stunning rock formations, unique geological features, and the presence of glowworms, which create a magical display of bioluminescence in the dark. Visitors to the Waipu Caves can explore various passages and chambers, making it a popular destination for both tourists and adventure seekers. The caves are accessible through guided tours, which provide insights into the cave's history, ecology, and the importance of conservation efforts in preserving this natural wonder.