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Akaroa Guided Kayak Safaris
Only 80 minutes from Christchurch, New Zealand, Akaroa Guided Kayak Safari gives you the exciting adventure you dream of! Your qualified guide will help you throughout the safari, ensuring that your comfort and safety are always top priority. Specialists in providing guided sea kayaking tours that are serene, special, spectacular and safe!
Paddle Board Rotorua
Discover glowworms, geothermal wonders, kayaking and paddle boarding experiences in Rotorua
Riverside Adventures Waikato
Walk or ride the Waikato River Trails. Paddle your kayak around beautiful Lake Karapiro. Enjoy the stunning scenery the South Waikato has to offer.
Kaikōura Kayaks
Kaikoura's Original Kayak Operator Est 1998. Voted No #1 activity in Kaikoura by Travelers on Tripadvisor and Awarded Travelers Choice. Whether you want to paddle with the marine life, go kayak fishing, hire your own kayak or up skill your paddling through our kayak school its all here!
Swimming with Dolphins Akaroa
Make a date with the worlds smallest, rarest and friendliest dolphins, the Hector’s dolphin only on Akaroa Harbour. An incredible safe experience with a great dolphin guarantee.
Dolphin Seafaris Tauranga
Step aboard a purpose-built dolphin-viewing vessel and embark on a wild encounter with the ocean's most fascinating creatures. As the winner of a Trip Advisor Award of Excellence, Dolphin Seafaris provides an educational and organic experience that's completely on the dolphin's terms.
Dolphin Encounter Kaikōura
Imagine being eye to eye with a dusky dolphin! Join as a swimmer or a watcher, if that is more your speed. Watchers and swimmers travel on the same boat, so if some of you want to watch and some of you want to swim this is not a problem as you will still be together. It's fascinating to witness the interaction between swimmers and wild dolphins from above too.
Auckland Whale and Dolphin Safari
New Zealand’s most unique whale and dolphin watching safari departs direct from downtown Auckland. Enjoy a 4.5-hour cruise on board the luxurious ‘Dolphin Explorer’ as we explore the beautiful Hauraki Gulf Marine Park in search of encounters with its amazing and diverse marine wildlife.
Rotorua Rafting
Rotorua Rafting offers spectacular white water rafting adventures on the world-famous Kaituna River, just a 20 minute drive from Rotorua.
Motu River Rafting
The Motu River is the North Island of New Zealand’s last dam free river, and flows from its source high in the Raukumara mountains 100 kilometres down to the Bay of Plenty. The rugged region through which the Motu River runs was the last area of New Zealand to be mapped, and much of it still remains a mystery. Rafting the Motu is thus a true wilderness adventure, taking boaters through deep gorges of sandstone, mudstone, and breccia lined with the majestic trees of virgin native forest.
River Rats Rotorua
Paddle deep into the heart of 100% pure New Zealand on this exciting white water rafting experience! Browse the variety of rafting adventures available. From Grade 2 scenic trips to the thrilling Grade 5 Kaituna Waterfall Experience. Sledging is also an option, for physically fit, not for the faint hearted.
Legendary Black Water Rafting Black Labyrinth
Float down an underground river, slip into fast waters, jump off waterfalls and take in the magic of the glowworm studded Ruakuri Cave.
River Valley
River Valley Lodge is situated in a beautiful location, beside the Rangitikei River on the central North Island of New Zealand. Using the Lodge as a base, you can go on a rafting adventure, a horse trek, or explore some of the local rural back roads on an e-bike. Of course, you could simply relax beside the river and enjoy some delicious food, many of the ingredients of which come from the on-site organic gardens.
Cow Stream Hot Pools
Cow Stream Hot Pools is a small thermal spring located in St James Conservation Area. It’s one of a number of hot pools located in the northern reaches of Canterbury with others being found in Lake Sumner Forest Park. This is really extra for experts with good backcountry experience and travelling in a group.
Otumuheke Stream
Warm geothermal waters from Otumuheke Stream flow gently into the Waikato River at Spa Thermal Park, providing a hot spot where bathers can relax in healing mineral water.
Wairakei Terraces
Wairakei Terraces is a holistic, wellness experience nestled in the Wairakei geothermal valley. Embraced by native bush. Blessed with natural silica pools.
Otumuheke Stream
Warm geothermal waters from Otumuheke Stream flow gently into the Waikato River at Spa Thermal Park, providing a hot spot where bathers can relax in healing mineral water. Spa Thermal Park is about a 25 minute walk from Taupō town centre.
Pororari River Track
Follow the river upstream while passing between dramatic limestone cliffs and through sub-tropical forest. Part of Punakaiki area walks. The Pororari River Track is the pedestrian entry/exit for the Paparoa Great Walk.
Blue Pools Track
Wander through beautiful native forests and over a swing bridge to experience the pristine waters of Makarora River's Blue Pools.
Conical Hill and Heritage Forest
Conical Hill is a 30 minute walk up a gentle zig-zag track to reach the lookout at the top which is approximately 200m above the village. Dogs under control and on a leash are allowed.
Ship Creek Walks
This ancient kahikatea swamp forest provides a glimpse back in time to what much of the West Coast may have looked like prior to human settlement.
Centre of New Zealand Walk
The Centre of New Zealand, on Botanical Hill at the start of the Maitai Valley, is an iconic walk in Nelson Tasman.
Wharariki Beach Walk
A easy walk along the most spectacular coastline in the Nelson -Tasman, passing through farmland and forest.
Wainui Falls Track
A short walk through lush native bush leads to the cascading Wainui Falls, the largest and most accessible falls in Golden Bay/Mohua - there's a long swing bridge for children to enjoy as well.
Wither Hills Farm Park
The Wither Hills Farm Park offers a brilliant range of walking and mountain biking tracks on a 1,100ha working sheep and cattle farm just minutes from Blenheim's CBD.
Matiu/Somes Island Loop Track
A 40 minute loop track around Matiu/Somes Island offers 360 degree views of Wellington harbour - with native wildlife, remnants from the world wars, historic quarantine buildings, and a lighthouse, there is plenty to keep you interested.
Red Rocks Reserve
Put half a day aside for this easy coastal walk to Red Rocks and a fur seal colony on the south side of Wellington. Make sure to take a drink and lunch! Seals can get stressed by people, so keep a reasonable distance at all times. A 7.4km walk, taking 2-3hrs (return) along Wellington’s rugged south coast.
Fensham Reserve
Fensham Reserve is one of the best places for a bush walk near Carterton. This 48-hectare native bush reserve is just a few minutes' drive from the town's main street, and a popular spot for families and joggers.
Coastal Walkway
The award-winning Coastal Walkway is a 13.2km path that forms an expansive sea-edge promenade stretching from Pioneer Park at Port Taranaki all the way to the eastern side of Bell Block Beach.
Tarawera Falls Track
The track runs between the Waterfall road carpark to the spectacular falls, where water surges out of fissures in a high cliff face.