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Enjoy Kapiti Island to the fullest with a ferry to Rangatira Point!
Enjoy Kapiti Island to the fullest with a ferry to Rangatira Point!
Highlights
- Enjoy the day on this stunning nature reserve
- The perfect adventure with family and friends!
Travel to Kapiti Island by ferry, to enjoy a day on one of New Zealand’s oldest and most important nature reserves!
Rich in history, Kapiti Island has welcomed visitors for generations, where you can enjoy nature and the amazing wildlife of New Zealand. Visit Rangatira Point, located in the middle of Kapiti Island, where you’ll have the chance to climb the island’s highest peak or enjoy the lower tracks through old established forest.
You’ll need to bring your own lunch to keep up your energy as you explore the Island!
All prices are shown inNZD ($)
- Adult$79.50 Less than 6 at this price!
- Child$99.00
- Infant$19.00
- Adult$79.50
- Child$99.00
- Infant$19.00
- Adult$79.50 Less than 6 at this price!
- Child$99.00
- Infant$19.00
- Adult$79.50 Less than 6 at this price!
- Child$99.00
- Infant$19.00
- Adult$79.50 Less than 6 at this price!
- Child$99.00
- Infant$19.00
- Adult$79.50 Less than 6 at this price!
- Child$99.00
- Infant$19.00
Authenticated Reviews
Real highlights, tips, and the helpful advice straight from Bookme customers who’ve actually done this experience.
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Tomasz kotula from New Zealand wrote on 01 June 2026
Great experience
Staff was very knowledgeable and friendly. Saw lots of birds and as a cherry on the top dolphins on the way back.
joshd6 from New Zealand wrote on 11 May 2026
A must do
Pania & her team were amazing. It was informative, knowledgeable, cultural & a fun experience you must do. It was mystical & steeped in history & you couldn’t help but immerse yourself in the Ora & Wairoa of the island, its people, flora & forna. We tracked to the top summit for breathtaking views. This is a must do, an experience you won’t forget. Thanks team.
same5 from New Zealand wrote on 04 May 2026
Kapiti Island
Great opportunity to visit the Island and take the track to the top. The team involved in delivering the experience do a great job, all the way from check in, welcome at the beach, skipper, and the explanation on the Island. Would recommend the trip to anyone considering it.
Karen Taotahi from New Zealand wrote on 01 May 2026
Kapiti
There was 7 of us, 4 children 10-13 and 3 adults. Two grandparents. We took the trig track up and the other down. It was sorest experience for my grandchildren, two were on holiday from Canada. All of us really enjoyed the walk anc birds.
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leahc14 from New Zealand wrote on 16 July 2026
Amazing
I'd really rather rate this 4.5, it was truly amazing. I only marked in down as I felt the talk at the beginning of the trip was too long, even I was getting itchy feet and wanted to get on with exploring. Wonder whether even some of it could actually be spoken about on the boat ride over. Only other down side was the Booking Office was flagged on Google Maps as being where the boat departs from, and unfortunately by the time we found out you had to walk down the road to the booking office, there was not enough time to look through the souvenirs.