Kayak & Canoe Tours
Hiking & Walking
Nature & Wildlife
Multi-Day Short Tours
A Seamless Blend of Kayaking, Camping, and Coastal Walking
This trip perfectly combines adventure and relaxation, giving you time to explore at your own pace. Paddle into Torrent Bay lagoon at high tide, soaking in the tranquillity before your kayak is collected at the end of day one. Spend your evening enjoying the peaceful Anchorage setting, a favourite spot among outdoor enthusiasts.
Day two unfolds with a scenic walk back to Marahau along one of New Zealand’s most iconic trails. The coastal track winds through lush native forest and past hidden coves, each offering picture-perfect views. Finish your journey at the DoC shelter in Marahau, where a hot shower and a sense of accomplishment await.
INCLUSIONS
- Kayak hire
- Buoyancy vest, Spray skirt, Paddle jacket, Paddle, Spare paddle
- Waterproof map, Water pump, Safety emergency flares
- Camp pass (at check-in)
- Winter only: Wetsuits, Wetsuit booties
- NOT included: guide, food (See 'What to Bring below')
AGE INFORMATION
- Minimum Age: 14 years
- Anyone under 18 must be accompanied by an adult on a 1:1 ratio
CANCELLATIONS & REFUNDS
- More than 48 hours before departure: 10% admin/cancellation fee applies**
- Between 24 and 48 hours of departure: 50% refund**
- Within 24 hours of departure: No refund
- No-shows: Full payment charged, no refunds
Note: **Refund excludes credit card or payment fees if applicable, which are non-refundable.
Please see more information on refunds and cancellations in Go New Zealand's terms and conditions.*
In accordance with a change in New Zealand legislation, we are now obliged to inform a person seeking to participate in our adventure activity of any serious health and safety risks they may be exposed to by participating in the activity. We therefore include our Risk Disclosure Statement for you to pass on to your clients prior to them booking, so they are aware of the risks of participation.
Risk Disclosure:
In any outdoor adventure activity, participants are exposed to variations in weather conditions and therefore there is an element of risk involved. Risks in undertaking this water-based activity include but are not limited to; Personal Injury (sea sickness, heat stroke, hypothermia, drowning) and Property Damage. Abel Tasman Kayaks mitigate this risk through thorough preparation and adherence to a detailed Risk Identification and Management System. This includes providing you with the necessary information, training and safety equipment to participate in our activities. You are personally responsible for listening to our directions, adhering to our advice, and making responsible decisions to keep yourself safe. Additionally, we reserve the right to modify, alter or cancel activities at any given time if we feel your safety, or the safety of others may be compromised.
Clothing:
- For kayaking:
- Quick-drying clothes (shorts, t-shirt, long sleeves recommended)
- Warm top (wool/fleece)
- Hat
- Sunglasses
- Shoes
- Swimsuit
- Towel
- For campsite:
- Long pants
- T-shirt
- Long-sleeved shirt
- Warm top (wool/fleece)
- Trainers and socks
- Sleeping clothing
- Rainproof jacket
Personal items:
- Medication
- Toiletries
- Camera (with film or memory)
- Personal drinking bottle
- First aid kit
- Torch
- Sunscreen
- Insect repellent
Food & Water:
- All meals and snacks:
- Day 1: Lunch, Dinner, Snacks
- Day 2: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Snacks
- Fresh water (if not relying solely on filtered sources)
Cooking equipment (if cooking hot meals):
- Cooker and fuel (due to fire restrictions)
- Pots and pans
- Utensils and cutlery
- Plates and cups
Camping gear:
- Tent
- Camping mat
- Warm sleeping bag
