Onetahuti

Browse our trips that explore this bay.

Onetahuti is a long, gently curved beach that is first glimpsed via a wonderful elevated view when you descend to the beach from the south.

The Onetahuti campsite is directly behind the main beach.  Tonga Island sits proudly and prominently directly out from Onetahuti beach.  At the northern end of the beach is a recently constructed walkway that now allows all tide access along the Coastal Track northwards to Awaroa.

Slice of Paradise - enjoy an Abel Tasman water taxi ride and a walk in the park!

Slice of Paradise

Walking & Hiking | Full Day
from $133
Return water taxi and walking trip: Travel the length of the park to Totaranui and back to Onetahuti or Bark Bay then walk the picture-perfect bays.
Book Now

Water Taxi – One Way Fare

Water Taxi | Half Day
from $54
Water taxis provide quick and convenient access to the six major bays along the spectacular Abel Tasman coastline.
Book Now

Magical Marine Reserve

Guided Kayak | Full Day
from $300
Guided kayak tour: Explore the wonders of the Tonga Island Marine Reserve in your kayak.
Book Now

Ocean and Earth

Guided Kayak & Walk | 2 Days
from $328
Guided kayak trip: Combine the Magical Marine Reserve guided trip with a night at Anchorage and walk back to Marahau.
Book Now

Heart of the Park

Walking & Hiking | Full Day
from $109
Return water taxi and walking trip: Water taxi to Torrent Bay, walk the scenic Abel Tasman Coast Track to Onetahuti (4hrs).
Book Now
Awaroa Inlet - Take a day trip in the Abel Tasman National Park. Totaranui day out.

Totaranui Day Out

Walking & Hiking | Full Day
from $89
Return water taxi and walking trip: Water taxi from Totaranui to either Bark Bay or Onetahuti, walk to Awaroa before returning to Totaranui on your water taxi.
Book Now
Water Taxi Charter & Skipper | Abel Tasman

Abel Tasman Water Taxi Charter

Scenic Cruise | Full Day
from $POA
Special charter services available upon request
Book Now

Marine Reserve Express

Guided Kayak | Half Day
from $276
Guided kayak trip: Spend the morning exploring the wonders of the Tonga Island Marine Reserve in your kayak.
Book Now

Best of Both Worlds

Guided Kayak & Walk | Full Day
from $300
Guided kayak trip: Kayak in the Tonga Marine Reserve and then walk the most scenic section of the Abel Tasman Coast Track in one day!
Book Now

Awaroa Escape

Walking & Hiking | Full Day
from $117
Return water taxi and walking trip: Water taxi to Bark Bay or Onetahuti and then walk to Awaroa Bay (from Bark Bay 3hrs, Onetahuti 1hr).
Book Now

Homeward Bound

Guided Kayak & Walk | 3 Days
from $360
Guided kayak trip: Explore the entire Abel Tasman Coast with the ultimate combo of water taxi rides, walking, guided and freedom kayaking.
Book Now
2 Day Kayak Hire - Abel Tasman Kayaking

Freedom Totaranui

Freedom Kayak | 3 Days
from $290
Freedom kayaking package: Paddle from Marahau to Onetahuti over two days and then walk through to Totaranui on your third day.
Book Now

Total Freedom

Freedom Kayak | 3 Days
from $252
Freedom kayaking package: Explore the Abel Tasman coastline from Marahau to Onetahuti, unguided and at your own pace.
Book Now

Freedom Tonga

Freedom Kayak | 2 Days
from $263
Freedom kayak package: Paddle from Marahau to Onetahuti over two days spending the night at a beach side camp of your choice.
Book Now
5 Day Freedom Kayak Rental - Abel Tasman National Park - New Zealand

5 Day Freedom Kayak

Freedom Kayak | 5 Days
from $300
5 day freedom kayak rental: Paddle at your own pace for five unforgettable days exploring the length of the Abel Tasman.
Book Now
4 Day Freedom Kayak Rental - Abel Tasman National Park - New Zealand

4 Day Freedom Kayak

Freedom Kayak | 4 Days
from $260
4 day freedom kayak rental: Paddle at your own pace for four unforgettable days exploring the length of the Abel Tasman.
Book Now

Locals Tip

Local Abel Tasman expert - Brendan Alborn - Experience the best Abel Tasman walking and hiking trips

“You get good elevated views of Onetahuti when you approach from either end. But my favourite is the view from about halfway up the hill at the southern end. There’s a punga tree in the foreground that adds a nice tropical feel to the photos you can take of the beach below.”

Brendan Alborn, Owner Operator
Scroll to Top