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Fuimos a Kaiteriteri donde salen los catamaranes que recorren el Parque Abel Tasman
Aquí decides que recorrido quieres hacer según las ganas que tengas de caminar .
Te dan un paseo en el que ves los paisajes , los leones marinos , las aves ... y te dejan en la playa que hayas decidido
Después de pasear por la costa puedes coger de nuevo un catamarán para volver a Kaiteriteri .
Es necesario llevar el programa de los barcos con las horas en que llegan a cada playa
We went out to Kaiteriteri where is the departure of the catamarans that travel to the Abel Tasman Park
Here you decide which route you want to do depending ohow much you want to walk ( tramp ).
After a trip where you see the scenery, sea lions, birds ... they leave you on the beach you've decided
After walking along the coast you can catch a catamaran again to return to Kaiteriteri.
It is necessary to take the timetable of the ships with the time they arrivie at each beach
Written Feb 9, 2010
Website: http://aquataxi.co.nz/services
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When you get to Marahau, you can take a water taxi into the park, either to a dropoff point of your choice, or to the Awaroa Lodge. On the trip to the Lodge, we stopped at a couple of bays and did a little bit of sightseeing, including looking at seals.
Written Mar 9, 2004
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We took the fast ferry "Lynx" to get from Wellington to Picton, taking our car across with us. Then we drove to Marahau to catch our Water Taxi into the Park.
I thoroughly recommend the Lynx for speed and comfort, although it is more expensive than the regular Interisland Ferry.
Written Dec 12, 2002
Website: www.tranzrail.co.nz
You can get water taxis around the bay. We got one to anchorage and walked back. You can also hire kayaks, a great way of exploring the area.
Written Oct 6, 2003
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You can get water taxis around the bay. We got one to anchorage and walked back. You can also hire kayaks, a great way of exploring the area.
Q: Hi there, A group of friends & I are doing the Abel Tasman 3 day kayak & walk (1 day kayaking & 2 days walking) in January and...
A: the kayaking will be fine....i am unfit and i did it for the full day...yes i got sore arms but there are 2 in a kayak so go with someone fit like the guide and slack a...
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Abel Tasman is a beautiful National Park, near Nelson,on the South Island of New Zealand.Enjoy hiking (tramping) walking on the unspoiled beach. It is mind boggling to see so much unspoiled coastline...
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I'm transferring from the old VT (travelogues) to here, so please bare with me while I rebuild this page. We stayed a few nites at the Awaroa Lodge, deep in the Abel Tasman National Park. Sea Kayaking...
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Abel Tasman, like being on a pacific island
The best time to experience Abel Tasman national park is during summer. The water is a clear blue, the sky is blue, the weather warm, not hotter then 28 degrees, its like being on a tropic island. You...
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We only came here to take part in the Sea Kayaking. I had never done anything like this before so I was looking forward to it and very nervous. My boyfriend had done it when he was younger. The views...
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Peace - if you don't mind the tourists
Had a lovely week in the area, we missed most of the Christmas holiday rush, and enjoyed several days exploring the beaches and walks in the Abel Tasman National park.
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