Pelorus Eco Adventures

Marlborough
All year round

Kayak the amazing Pelorus River in Havelock, New Zealand, with a Hobbit Kayak Tour! Enjoy a unique adventure at one of the most famous filming locations of ‘The Hobbit’ movies.

Safe inflatable tandem canoes await your journey down the mysterious Pelorus River. Family deals also available for younger families to kayak in a safe controlled environment, with experienced guides, on an easy exciting journey down the Pelorus River, on the hobbit kayak tour. You will be standing on the same rocks & passing the same waterfall as Bilbo and his friends. Minimum age of children is 6. Accommodation also available.

Cost?

All

For more info visit:

Pelorus Eco Adventures

Address

48 Main Road
Havelock
Marlborough

Contact

0800 252 663

https://www.kayak-newzealand.com/contact-kayak-new-zealand/

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Transport

Havelock is situated between Picton (approx. 50 mins via the scenic Queen Charlotte Drive) Blenheim (20 mins to Marlborough Vineyard wine tours) Nelson (50 mins) Anakiwa (25 mins, start or end point of the Queen Charlotte Walk track)

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