The Heaphy Track is one of the Great Walks - New Zealand’s premier hiking tracks, passing through some of the most awe-inspiring and pristine landscapes. This self-guided hike on the 78.4km track with views of mountains to the sea takes 4-6 days.
Half day, full day or multi-day hiking and/or combination of kayaking and walking in the Abel Tasman National Park. We have options to suit all budgets, time and members of the family.
This is the ultimate hiking getaway. With Nelson city as base, explore three diverse and unique landscapes. This package offers 3 days of fully guided walk experiences in three very different National Parks, Abel Tasman, Kahurangi and Nelson Lakes.
Take a flight over the golden-sand beaches and pristine waters of the Abel Tasman National Park, New Zealand’s smallest National Park. Land for an optional lunch at Awaroa Lodge then take a stroll down the beach or swim in the clear waters.
Walk the full 60km of the Abel Tasman Coast Track from Wainui to Mārahau with a touch of luxury staying at the Wilson family's beachfront lodges within the national park. All inclusive trip from Nelson. Luggage transfers. All meals. Guide available.
We are famous for golden beaches and crystal clear water, but Kaiteriteri has so much more, from mountain bike trails, world-class food & wine & national parks including the Abel Tasman within 1 hour - Kaiteriteri is a destination beyond the beach.
Ratanui Lodge is a welcoming Lodge in beautiful Pohara Beach in Golden Bay, the northern gateway to Abel Tasman National Park. Each room includes free WIFI and breakfast.
Awaroa Lodge is located in the Abel Tasman National Park, New Zealand’s smallest and most visited National Park. Surrounded by pristine waterways and native forest, the Lodge has been constructed to make the most of it's secluded location.
Just a 15-minute walk from Kaiteriteri Beach, Kimi Ora Eco Resort offers rooms with a balcony and sea views. Guests enjoy free WIFI, free breakfast and a range of luxury facilities including a spa and wellness centre.
