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Experience the pristine beauty of the Abel Tasman coastline on a self-guided kayaking adventure.
Highlights
- Explore the 12 pristine beaches of the Astrolabe area at your own pace
- Visit Adele Island sanctuary to spot native birds and seals
- Hike up Watering Cove for spectacular views if you wish
Take in the spectacular views along the coast of the Astrolabe area in Abel Tasman, with 12 pristine beaches and an Island sanctuary to explore this will be a day of creating lifelong memories.
Setting out from Marahau you will guide yourselves along the forest-fringed coastline stopping where you want for photos or to simply relax and enjoy a picnic. Visit Adele Island sanctuary where an abundance of native birds fill the air with birdsong and New Zealand Fur seals like to hang out. Drift in and out of caves on high tide or stop off to a hike up Watering Cove for incredible views over Abel Tasman National Park.
Paddle back to Marahau at your leisure stopping in at your favourite places or exploring areas you missed on the way past. For competent outdoors people, there is the option to kayak all the way from Marahau to Anchorage and get a water taxi back.
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- Per person$59.90 Less than 6 at this price!
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- Per person$59.90 Less than 6 at this price!
- Per person$75.00
- Per person$59.90 Less than 6 at this price!
- Per person$75.00
- Per person$59.90 Less than 6 at this price!
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Awesome day out
Antonia McGarvie from NZ
Authenticated Reviews & PhotosAll of our reviews are from people who have booked and paid for this activity thru Bookme
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Antonia McGarvie from New Zealand wrote on 10 January 2021
Awesome day out
Having never kayaked at sea before these guys gave us great confidence to go out on our own. The instructors were friendly and efficient in getting us prepared and on the water, and we had a fantastic day exploring the south coast of the Abel Tasman National Park!
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10:00 a.m.Thursday 13 July
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Petra Zelingerova from Czech Republic wrote on 05 April 2021
Very cool experience
Even it says allow approx 4 hours for the whole experience it’s for all day. Got on water by 9am and latest return was 5pm, that was cool. Appreciate proper training for what to do If kayak flip over. Felt safe. Don’t go far away from shore. Very enjoyed it.