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Our Most Popular Abel Tasman Trips
With hundreds of trip options and variations available, choosing the best Abel Tasman trip can be a little daunting. To help simplify matters here are a few of our most popular trips.
Explore the Park at your own pace
Freedom Islands
Freedom Kayak | Full Day
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$85
Freedom kayak rental: Explore the beaches and islands in the Astrolabe Roadstead.
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Full Day Adventure
Gourmet Platter
Guided Kayak & Walk | Full Day
from
$190
Guided kayak trip: Walk the best section of the Coastal Track in the morning and kayak through the Astrolabe in the afternoon.
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Great for Families
Pitt Head Walk
Walking & Hiking | Half Day
from
$75
Return water taxi and walking trip: Water taxi to Anchorage to walk the Pitt Head Loop Track (1.5hr) round trip.
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We’ve asked a few of these seafaring salty-dogs and outdoor-types to share some of their inside knowledge and favourite parts of the Park.
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The Nelson Tasman Region
Nelson Tasman is famous for its sunny settled climate, artisan food & beverage offering and stunning natural landscapes. The region is bursting with creativity and atmosphere with over 350 working artists across Nelson Tasman. Whether you want to taste the wine of Nelson Tasman, cycle the world class trails or enjoy one of the many fantastic cafes – Nelson Tasman really does have something for everyone.
Conservation in the Abel Tasman
Like many parts of the world, the Abel Tasman has its fair share of environmental challenges, but thanks to the work of local community groups and philanthropists, an incredible conservation story is emerging. Groups such as Project Janszoon, the Abel Tasman Birdsong Trust and the Department of Conservation are working hard to restore the Park back to its original biodiversity and the progress so far is very promising.
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