Stephan Imartina
South Island ▷ Kaikoura Region ▷ Kaikoura ▷
5.0/5
They are at the shore, direct access, two other people there.
Free.
South Island ▷ Nelson Region ▷ St Arnaud ▷
4.0/5
Beautiful, not so many people, good condition.
South Island ▷ Kaikoura Region ▷ Kaikoura ▷
2.5/5
Expensive, a lot of transport via air and sea.
Threatens the whales? Very touristic.
Kia Ora Stephan
Thank you for your comments, under the Marine Mammal Protection Act 1978 the Department of Conservation is able to issue permits to watch whales by sea and air. Whale Watch has been issued with the 4 permits that are available by boat, with the other whale viewing permits being issued to the tour operators who view whales from the air. This is montiored by DoC and reviewed often to make sure the whales are not threatened. We assist DoC in their research and abide by the many rules that are set in place by DoC for the whales protection. We know the importance of protecting these beautiful creatures and work hard at our sustainability and conservation practises.
Thank you again Stephan for your comments, we hope you have a great time in NZ.
South Island ▷ Canterbury ▷ Springs Junction ▷
3.5/5
Small, little expensive, extraordinary (Japanese), sandflies.
South Island ▷ Nelson Region ▷ Abel Tasman ▷
2.5/5
Kitchen and bathroom facilities poor.
Too expensive.
South Island ▷ Fiordland ▷ Milford Sound - Fiordland National Park ▷
3.0/5
Very very touristic, expensive, awesome landscape but it's also stunning somewhere in Europe (Switzerland, Austria), lot of transport in air (load)!
South Island ▷ Nelson Region ▷ Golden Bay ▷
4.5/5
Clean, good facilities, beach access, little expensive.
South Island ▷ Canterbury ▷ Hanmer Springs ▷
4.0/5
Cheap, nice and clean.
South Island ▷ Nelson Region ▷ Golden Bay ▷
4.5/5
Very nice, exciting bridge, short, nice picnic spots.
South Island ▷ Canterbury ▷ Arthur's Pass ▷
4.0/5
Stunning view, less people, public shelter at Arthurs Pass very good for cooking and relaxing/waiting (for better weather).