• Discover beautiful clear streams, lush native bush and outstanding views over Anchorage and the Astrolabe Islands
• Reach Observation Beach and set off to Marahau by kayak
• Marvel at the resident fur seals at the Adele Island Bird Sanctuary
• As you kayak south soak up the views of the Abel Tasman's stunning golden beaches, protected islands and sheltered caves

Your magical journey begins on foot where you will discover beautiful clear streams, lush native bush and outstanding views over Anchorage and the Astrolabe Islands as you make your way unguided to Observation Beach. Maps and tips are provided for the beautiful 2hr walk.

At Observation Beach you will meet your guide and enjoy a delicious complimentary lunch before your guided kayaking adventure to Marahau begins. Marvel at the resident fur seals at the Adele Island Bird Sanctuary and listen to the calming sounds of New Zealand's native birds. As you kayak south soak up the views of the Abel Tasman's stunning golden beaches, protected islands and sheltered caves.

If the weather permits we will even hoist a spinnaker and sail back to Marahau on the crisp sea breeze. Our kayak and walk package is a fantastic combination that will allow you to get the most out of your trip to this magical part of New Zealand.

Included:
• Lunch, top quality double sea kayak, lifejacket, paddle, spray skirt, paddle jacket, dry bags for cameras, detailed map and of course an awesome guide

Location:
273 Sandy Bay-Marahau Road
Tasman 7197
New Zealand

Notes:
Please Note: You will start the day with either the walk or the kayak, depending upon the conditions on the day. If the day starts with the walk it will end with the kayak and visa versa.
Please advise upon checkout if you have any dietary requirements.
Duration: 8.45am to 4.30pm (Check in at 8.15am)
Optional transport: operating 1 Nov to 31 Mar (on request outside of these times):
From Nelson $70.00 return. Meeting point: Millers Acre Car Park, 77 Trafalgar Street, Nelson 7010.
From Motueka $30.00 return. Meeting point: Motueka i-SITE Visitor Information Centre, 20 Wallace Street, Motueka, New Zealand.
Transport options can be added through checkout.
All our prices now include an Environmental Access Fee which goes directly towards preserving the Abel Tasman National Park.