Abel Tasman National Park may be New Zealand's smallest national park, but it's the most accessible! 🌿 We make exploring it easy every day with a variety of water taxi options to suit your adventure. 🛥️🏞️
Say hello to the best summer yet, explore the Abel Tasman.
Exploring the park on your own.
Whether you're a seasoned kayaker or a first-timer, we make sure the paddling is easy and fun for everyone!
It may be the smallest national park, but it's got a lot of coastline to explore. ❤️ the Abel Tasman National Park.
Koro (Grandfather) and Kuia (Grandmother) our water taxi names reflect our desire to share and tell stories of the Abel Tasman. The Abel Tasman National Park may have been gazetted as a national park in 1942 but its history dates back at least 700 years.
Even Weka can't resist a stunning sunrise! 🌅 Also known as the Māori hen or woodhen, Weka are the most common flightless birds in the Abel Tasman National Park.
Keep your 👀 eyes peeled for these guys around the park! At this time of the year, there are a lot of pups around.
Accessible and stunning coastline! 💖 Abel Tasman
Smooth landing! perfect landing 👌 🚣♂️
There are not many places in the world where you start your trip sitting in a boat traveling down the road. ❤️ launching from Marahau.
Paddling in sync 🚣♂️ the perfect way to explore the Abel Tasman.
Spotting playful Kekeno (NZ Fur seals) around Tonga Island Marine Reserve. Pointy noses, long whiskers, and visible ears are some of their distinguishing features. They are found living in multiple spots along the stunning Abel Tasman coastline.
Sailing home with a sea breeze - A sea breeze, is the result of uneven land and water heating. During the day, the land surface heats up faster than the water surface. The air above the land is warmer than the air above the ocean which creates the breeze.
