Okarito Kayaks

West Coast
All year round

Explore the waterways of Okarito Lagoon

Guided kayak trips are run on demand, not to a scheduled time with big groups. The guided kayak trips are customised for a personal and intimate experience. They will talk with you to organise the best time to go, to work with the lagoon tides and conditions. Great for those who might be a little less confident on the water, or those who just want more information on the flora, fauna and local history of Okarito. Delicious food and coffee also available! Okarito is a small peaceful village on the western sea coast of the South Island. There’s a range of accommodation available in Okarito, most of it in beautiful homely baches / cribs / holiday homes (depending on where you’re from) spread throughout this small town. There is also a wonderful gorse busters project which is a way of cleaning up the environment. Check it out on their website. Gemma and Baz would love to meet you!

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