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Can you kayak Abel Tasman?
Kayaking here is considered the best in New Zealand and the coastal track is part of the New Zealand Great Walk network. Whatever option or combination of options you choose the Abel Tasman National Park will leave lasting memories.
How long does it take to kayak from Marahau to Anchorage?
roughly 3 hours
As the name suggests you head into Anchorage Bay. Starting off in Marahau. You’ll paddle all the way up to Anchorage bay, leave your kayak there and catch a water taxi back to Marahau. The trip takes roughly 3 hours but can be shorter if you’re hussing it up the park.
How do I get from Nelson to Abel Tasman?
There are 2 ways to get from Nelson to Abel Tasman national park by bus or car
- Take the bus from Nelson Intercity to Takaka.
- Take the bus from Takaka to Totaranui.
How do you do Abel Tasman?
- Walk the Abel Tasman Coast Track.
- Leave your comfort zone and go canyoning.
- Kayak around crystal clear bays.
- Stay overnight in the national park.
- Take a scenic flight.
- Hop on board a cruise or sail boat.
- Visit the iconic Split Apple Rock.
- Admire the wildlife at Tonga Island.
Where do you park for Abel Tasman?
At our main base in Marahau we have onsite overnight/day customer car parking which is located where the boats depart from. Kaiteriteri offer public car parking, over peak summer months the overnight car park is a 15 minute walk from the beach.
How much does it cost to do Abel Tasman?
Adult (18+ years): $56 per person, per night. Child (17 years and under): $32 per person, per night.
What cities in New Zealand have Uber?
Top cities in New Zealand to earn driving with the Uber app
- Auckland Region. Auckland. Dairy Flat.
- Bay of Plenty Region. Pyes Pa. Rotorua.
- Canterbury Region. Christchurch. Kaiapoi.
- Hawke’s Bay Region. Hastings.
- Manawatu-Wanganui Region. Palmerston North.
- Nelson Region. Nelson.
- Otago Region. Arthurs Point.
- Taranaki Region. New Plymouth.
Where in NZ has Uber?
Uber already operates in Auckland, Hamilton, Tauranga, Wellington, Christchurch, Queenstown and Dunedin. It first launched in New Zealand in May 2014. Uber has about 6500 driver partners in New Zealand, and is live in 700 cities worldwide.
How much does it cost to go to Abel Tasman National park?
Abel Tasman Foreshore Access fee: currently $1.15 per visitor, per crossing. In May 2020 will increase to $3.28, capped at $6.56 per day.
Is LYFT in New Zealand?
While New Zealand might not have Lyft, we do have Zoomy – a locally created ridesharing app started by two former telco execs back in 2012. Describing itself as “locally owned” with “lower rates” and “better service”, Zoomy, like Lyft, is at pains to position itself as the Angelic Good to Uber’s Big Bad.