New Zealand Kayaking and Canoeing Holidays
Sea Kayaking Tours & Canoeing Holidays in New Zealand
There is a great range of Sea Kayaking and Canoeing Holidays in New Zealand. You could try sea kayaking from Paihia in Northland, and explore the many islands of sub-tropical Bay of Islands. Also in the North Island, the Whanganui River Journey is the only canoeing trip to be part of the "Great Walks" network of New Zealand.
In New Zealand's South Island are Abel Tasman National Park and the Queen Charlotte Track. Both regions are extremely popular for combined kayaking and walking trips. Exploring these parks by both land and sea gives an entirely different perspective to your kayaking holiday.
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Sea kayaking the protected coastline of Abel Tasman National Park, and combine with walking the lush northern Abel Tasman Coast Track. Relax and explore parts of the Park most visitors don't get to see.
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For an exceptional experience in the Bay of Islands come and join one of our sea kayaking trips. Our friendly guides will entertain you with local stories and show you historical points of interest as you discover the mystifying mangrove...
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Join us for a modern day journey in Cook's footsteps along the renowned 71km Queen Charlotte Track. Explore this vast network of drowned river valleys from the unique perspective of this well-formed track and then from the seat of a sea...
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From Te Anau or Manapouri: Doubtful Sound in Fiordland National Park is an immense and unharmed wilderness. Doubtful Sound is 3 times longer than Milford Sound, and has a sea surface area approximately ten times larger due to its...
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From Milford or Te Anau: A kayaking trip in Milford Sound is spectacular. In a small group of kayakers, you'll explore this amazing fiord with an experienced guide. Once on the water, gazing up at Mitre Peak, roaring waterfalls and...
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From National Park or Whakapapa Village: The Whanganui National Park has rugged terrain covered in lush native forest with the Whanganui River flowing through it. The river from Taumarunui to Pipiriki is part of the Department of...
