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Join us for a fascinating guided kayak trip along the picturesque Abel Tasman Coastline.
Highlights
- Paddle to the famous Split Apple Rock
- Get up close and personal to a variety of marine wildlife
- Kick back and enjoy the beautiful views on a cruise to Adele Island
- Relax on the beach or enjoy a nature walk around Pitt Head and Te Pukatea Bay or the stunning Cleopatra’s Pool
Kayak from the beautiful Kaiteriteri Beach, passing Ngaio Island and visit the world famous Split Apple Rock where our guide will setup morning tea.
Let us tell you interesting stories of the local area and wildlife and enjoy views of Spotted Cormorants nesting in the native Manuka trees.
Have your camera at the ready as playful penguins also frequent the area.
Arrive back at Kaiteriteri Beach and get ready for a relaxing Cruise with Abel Tasman Sea Shuttle into the Abel Tasman National Park.
Departing Kaiteriteri, you will visit the New Zealand Fur Seals at Adele Island and view the many golden sandy secluded bays along the coastline before arriving at Anchorage.
You can either sit back, and relax on the beach or enjoy a 1.5 hour loop walk around Pitt Head and Te Pukatea Bay or a 1 hour walk (each way) to the stunning Cleopatra’s Pool.
The Sea Shuttle will collect you later in the afternoon and return you back to Kaiteriteri.
This exciting full day trip will help you to make the very most of your time in the stunning Abel Tasman National Park.
Location: Departs from Kaiteriteri Beach 8.30am and returns to Kaiteriteri Beach at 4.30 or 5.30pm.
Authenticated Reviews & PhotosAll of our reviews are from people who have booked and paid for this activity thru Bookme
Perfect day
Sukie from
United Kingdom
Amazing!!!
Claire from
NZ
Amazing!!!
Claire from
NZ
Amazing!!!
Claire from
NZ
Such a fun day!
Tracy from
Japan
Such a fun day!
Tracy from
Japan
Such a fun day!
Tracy from
Japan
Great experience supervised by amazing staff
gosiam from
Poland
Great experience supervised by amazing staff
gosiam from
Poland
Stunning
M from
NZ
Stunning
M from
NZ
Stunning
M from
NZ
Perfect paddling
Nicola from
United Kingdom
Perfect paddling
Nicola from
United Kingdom
Super fun with Kaiteriteri Kayaks
Carolina from
Netherlands
Super fun with Kaiteriteri Kayaks
Carolina from
Netherlands
Super fun with Kaiteriteri Kayaks
Carolina from
Netherlands
Great day!
lizm2 from
NZ
Great day!
Abigail from
United Kingdom
Great day!
Abigail from
United Kingdom
Great day!
Abigail from
United Kingdom
Turn back tour experince
Guruge from
NZ
Sarah was ace
Deanna from
NZ
Sarah was ace
Deanna from
NZ
Super journée
Charline Boehm from
France
Super journée
Charline Boehm from
France
A must do
ALAN from
United Kingdom
A must do
ALAN from
United Kingdom
A must do
ALAN from
United Kingdom
A perfect day
kaylas from
NZ
A perfect day
kaylas from
NZ
Great day
shadia from
United Kingdom
Great day
shadia from
United Kingdom
Great day
shadia from
United Kingdom
Amazing day
Gwyneth Jones from
United Kingdom
Authenticated Reviews & PhotosAll of our reviews are from people who have booked and paid for this activity thru Bookme
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gosiam from Poland wrote on 15 January 2020
Great experience supervised by amazing staff
Great adventure. Our guides were superb - friendly, supportive and knowledgable. We all enjoyed it very much and recommend it to anyone who is not afraid of water, as waves on the sea can make some more excited and some more anxious. Great views of the coastline make it truly an unforgettable day.
Maud Idziak from New Zealand wrote on 28 February 2020
Sortie sympa
La balade en kayak jusqu’au Splitz Apple rock est sympa petit groupe de 5 kayaks avec le guide on a pris le temps puis café offert sur la plage. En revanche les horaires de navette pour l’apres midi sont un peu short. La navette nous a déposé à Anchorage puis environ 2h plus tard elle nous récupère nous n’avons donc pas eu le temps de faire de randonnée en entier depuis la plage, c’est dommage (seul point négatif pour nous), sinon guide sympa et journée agréable.
barbarae1 from Belgium wrote on 28 February 2020
No value for the price
They sold it on book me as a 9 houres tour! But it wasn’t true. The kajak was only 2,5 houres in the afternoon. You didn’t see seals on the kayak tour! I did a lot of tours and I like it but this one was a rip off!
Carsten from Germany wrote on 18 February 2020
Nice Adventure
it was a very nice tour with the kayak on the sea.
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Tracy from Japan wrote on 21 February 2020
Such a fun day!
Such a perfect day on the boat, hiking at Anchorage Bay, and kayaking with a cool group of people from all over the world. I’m happy I saw Abel Tasman all three ways!