Discover the best top things to do in Takaka, New Zealand including Golden Bay Kayaks, Golden Bay Air, Adventure Flights Golden Bay, Hack'n Stay Golden Bay, Kahurangi Guided Walks, Rawhiti Cave Track, Pupu Hydro Walkway, Wildcat Charters.
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5.0 based on 208 reviews
Golden Bay Kayaks is one of the best little kayak companies in New Zealand, situated in one of the best kayaking destinations in the world, which is why it is such a popular destination for all kayakers from beginners to the more experienced. The closest kayak company to the Abel Tasman and the ONLY company that lets you paddle the entire length of the park. They specialise in half day, full day and multi-day rentals. Amazing instruction on the simple, no fuss guided tours. The personal touch makes this a high value and extremely memorable experience. Perfect for those that have not kayaked before or very little or for those keen to learn about the Northern end of the Abel Tasman's rich history, geology and wildlife. Stand Up Paddle boards also available for hire. The most amazing way to experience the easily accessible Tata Islands, which are a fantastic destination to explore nature so close.
5.0 based on 270 reviews
Let us introduce you to the magic of Golden Bay! Take a stunning scenic flight over the great sand-dunes of Farewell Spit, the golden beaches of Abel Tasman, the ancient mountains of Kahurangi National Park or the wild West Coast from Takaka, Nelson or Motueka. Book our 11.20 am daily Golden Bay Highlights scenic tour from Takaka online through the summer. Golden Bay Air's Fly Golden Bay and Cruise Abel Tasman day tours from either Wellington or Nelson will get you off the beaten track to experience the beauty of Golden Bay and the Abel Tasman National Park without retracing your steps. Or simply enjoy a direct scheduled flight between Wellington, Takaka, Nelson or Karamea and wrap your transport and scenic flight all in one! Golden Bay Air offers daily flights to all these destinations. Golden Bay Air has flight and shuttle packages to the Heaphy Track and Abel Tasman for both walkers and bikers. Explore at your own pace with Golden Bay Air rental cars and shuttles.
5.0 based on 261 reviews
We are based out of Takaka Airport, come along to the end of the driveway to our office with Scenic Flights across the top, see you soon!
5.0 based on 85 reviews
"Just the right place for people with a little more experience with horses and riding" Beach trails, off road trails, vaulting lessons with well trained horses. From 1 hours to overnighters all over Golden Bay. Farm stay for horses and rider. Hack'n Stay is dedicated to those who want to enjoy the simple things in life. Enjoy time with one of our horses or bring your own hack. Take a sulky ride along the beach. Ride bare back along the golden sands. Swim with the horses on many crystal clear waters or try vaulting. Hacktivities off the beaten track.
Beautiful one-of-a-kind place, so much love put into it. Very kind owner, Bärbel was so welcoming and helpful. Good energy all around. Beautiful walks, animals, fruit trees and very clean facilities, hot shower and kitchen. Highly recommend!
5.0 based on 33 reviews
We offer a wide range of guided walks throughout the Kahurangi and Abel Tasman National Parks. Our trips are fully catered and range in length from 1 day to 6 days. Come explore this beautiful part of the country with us!
5.0 based on 99 reviews
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we met some people on a previous walk and they told us about the cave so we had to do it .It started off easy enough then got very steep fortunately we met several people who were on their way down and all said it was well worth the effort which helped drive us on and we were so pleased we did it was sensational and the temperature drop in the cave was amazing
4.5 based on 170 reviews
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Beautiful bush walk for the whole family. Two hour return, hill walk up the valley. Make sure you take water and sunblock as one half of the walk is directly in the sun, depending on the time of year. I would recommend walking the water race side there and back if you prefer the greenery of the NZ bush.
5.0 based on 15 reviews
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