Discover the best top things to do in Picton, New Zealand including Marlborough Sounds, Marlborough Trike Tours, Seafood Odyssea Cruise, Round 'A' Mini Golf, Queen Charlotte Sound, Picton Sound, Arrow Water Taxis, Lochmara Lodge Marlborough Sounds Wildlife Recovery Centre, E-Ko Tours, Edwin Fox Maritime Museum.
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5.0 based on 688 reviews
Take the scenic route from Nelson and you'll find laybys at the side of the road that give you stunning views down the sounds
5.0 based on 37 reviews
My love of Trikes has gone to a new level with my 5 Seater Trike. I love Picton and the Marlborough Sounds and love sharing all it has to offer to thrill seekers looking for a new way to see the sights.You can find us at Gateway Motel 32 High Street Picton. Ph 02102639532 Int Ph 006402102639532
5.0 based on 96 reviews
Cruise departure from Picton Marina at 1.30pm daily for an afternoon scenic cruise in the Queen Charlotte Sound. Enjoy local seafood including Regal salmon, Cloudy Bay Clams and Greenshell mussels with Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc for the definitive wine/food match. Discover the natural beauty of the Queen Charlotte Sound, departing Picton, while cruising aboard our luxury launch that departs from daily, all year round. Cruise near a King salmon farm, learn about aquaculture in the Marlborough Sounds and take in the picturesque scenery.
5.0 based on 11 reviews
Overlooking the gorgeous Picton foreshore and nearby play park a delightful Merry Go Round for the littlies (12yrs and under approx) and an 18 hole Mini Golf course set in a well maintained garden setting, fun for everyone to spend a hour or so in fierce competition. A selection of drinks and snack available.
I think the mini golf was so much fun! The clubs and the balls were top quality. I really suggest it even if you aren't good, because you will have so much fun!
4.5 based on 335 reviews
Great tramp Beautiful scenery Comfortable lodges Carry only a day pack Organised by Adventure Tours Picton Track can easily done independently-no guide required Lodges along route comfortable with restaurants providing great food
4.5 based on 282 reviews
It was beautiful coming into Picton on the Celebrity Solstice and we were glad we got up to see the ship dock here. It is a lovely small town & there was an outdoor market the day we were there.
4.5 based on 34 reviews
Water Taxi Service operating in Queen Charlotte Sound.
4.5 based on 214 reviews
This unique centre provides an opportunity for nature-lovers to interact with, learn about and appreciate the unique flora and fauna of the Marlborough Sounds. The centre includes wild bird recovery, endangered bird and gecko breeding enclosures, and a self guided ecotour among native bush. Day/half-day trips include a boat cruise from Picton (Lochmara can easily arrange boat transport for you) on the stunning Queen Charlotte Sound, and an optional walk on the Queen Charlotte Track.
What a beautiful place to stay. Paula the lady in reception makes you feel so welcomed. She walks you to your room and tells you the amazing things that a available for you to enjoy. My room was lovely and Sunny with beautiful views across the bay. The beds are so comfortable. It’s almost like you’re sleeping on a cloud. Your whole body is supported. The food we had for dinner was so fresh and very flavoursome. They can also cater to your special dietary needs. All the staff a friendly and helpful. Lochmara is a hidden gem
4.5 based on 524 reviews
We provide award-winning, wildlife and conservation focused guided cruises and dolphin swimming experiences through the beautiful Marlborough Sounds. Those looking for the thrill of a lifetime can join us for our Dolphin Swim or View Experience or you could take part in our fully guided cruises to your choice of bird sanctuary islands or Historic Ship Cove. A clean green paradise of bush and sea full of natural beauty, history and wildlife is waiting to be explored and experienced. E-Ko Tours is Qualmark Enviro-Gold certified and the only local operator able to actively search for Dolphins. We provide degree qualified, professional guides on all our Tours.
4.5 based on 393 reviews
We are open! Every day from 9am! The Edwin Fox is a great example of NZ Maritime History, 161 years old this year and currently listed as the 9th oldest ship in the world, the oldest surviving merchant ship, last surviving convict ship that took convicts to Australia and last wooden NZ immigrant ship and was also used to transport troops to the Crimean war.Come step aboard, go into the hull of the ship and visit the dry dock to get a real feel of the size of the ship and indeed what voyages would of been like!Open everyday group bookings and guided tours by arrangement.
This was a last minute decision to do as we just got off our cruise ship to walk around Picton and found this marvellous museum. Extremely interesting and informative and loved walking around the actual ship to see and touch the original wood and imagine what life would have been like. For $15 it’s definitely worth a short visit.
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