The town of Motueka in the South Island of New Zealand lies close to the mouth of the Motueka River, on the western shore of Tasman Bay. It is, after Richmond, the second largest centre in the Tasman Region, with a population of 7125 (2006 census). The Motueka Ward had an estimated population of 10,900 at 30 June 2009.
Restaurants in Motueka
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Hang Gliding & Microlights. The only place in New Zealand were you can experience the thrill of open air flight and in one of NZ's most beautiful areas - Abel Tasman National Park. Feel the rush of wind as you speed down the runway and rise effortlessly into the air in one of our factory built microlights. Drink in panoramic mountain and sea views. Experience the effortless beauty of silent flying in our tandem hang gliders.
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Enjoy a scenic flight with stunning views as you climb to altitude over snow-capped mountains, golden beaches and turquoise oceans...paradise. 16,500ft or 13,000ft skydive options over the centre of New Zealand. We provide an Individual Camera Person to capture your unique experience from start to finish, with a HD camera. Have your video individually edited and receive high quality digital photos.
5.0 based on 512 reviews
Abel Tasman Canyons provides exciting guided canyoning trips in the popular Abel Tasman National Parks, the wild and remote Kahurangi National Park and the more accessible Mt Richmond Forest Park. We take you to stunning places in the Heart of the National parks and help you to take a step (or two) out of your comfort zone. Slide down water polished chutes, jump into crystal clear pools and abseil through showering waterfalls. Three of the best National Parks for Canyoning in New Zealand on our doorstep, ready for your next adventure!
4.5 based on 206 reviews
This is a great place to visit if you are staying around the area - Motueka, Marahau, Kaiteriteri, Takaka etc. We were staying in Marahau and it took us about an hour to drive here. Depending on the timing of the traffic lights on Takaka Hill (due to roadworks) it can add an extra 15 minutes to your journey so allow time for this if you are heading from that direction. Guided tours depart every hour on the hour and take about 45 minutes. It is recommended you have suitable (walking) footwear, and an extra layer or two of clothing as it’s cooler underground in the caves (it was about 11 degrees the day we did it) so if you generally feel the cold you’d want a couple of layers. The caves are interesting with the Moa bones and there are some amazing formations - definitely worth the visit. The ‘cabin’ or shop sells some lovely souvenirs. There are the standard items such as magnets and t shirts however there are some different items such as knitted (alpaca wool) hats and pebble art pictures. You can purchase hot or cold drinks, ice creams/blocks, and there is a small selection of food available too. This is a great activity to do in any weather. Note: There is a ladder at the end of the tour which you climb to get out of the caves however it’s nothing too strenuous. There are toilets located at the cabin where you start and finish the tour.
4.5 based on 14 reviews
Take control and fly a helicopter! With an experienced instructor by your side, you can learn how to fly a helicopter with a trial flight in a dual control helicopter. Based at Motueka Airport, in the stunning Tasman region of New Zealand, you can fly over mountains, seas and beaches including the incredible Abel Tasman national park. Flights range from 20 minutes to a full hour's instruction - or more, if you get the bug! Call or email us now to find out more.
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