Hike the coastal track,kayak in the tranquil lagoons, swim and snorkel from the boat, or walk on a beach or through the Abel Tasman track - one of New Zealand's Great Walks - or you may wish to relax on board and enjoy the stunning scenery of New Zealand's most enchanting National Park. Talk to your skipper to ensure they cater to your special interests throughout the day or trust in their wealth of knowledge and experience to be able to share the best the park has to offer. The park is renowned for its clear emerald/blue water, golden sand beaches, wildlife including NZ fur seals and subtropical forests. It is accessible only by boat or on foot. Our trip includes a delicious platter style lunch of fresh local produce, complimentary wine or beer and refreshments, towels, kayaks and snorkel equipment, sunscreen, insect repellent, and an excellent local skipper with a wealth of experience and knowledge as your tour guide.

We ensure you view the New Zealand fur seal colony at the marine reserve as they can often be seen sunbathing on the rocks or swimming along the coastline in the emerald green waters. While respecting safe viewing distances we will ensure you view all the wildlife passing through on the day of your cruise

Throughout the day you will have the opportunity to hike a section of the Abel Tasman coast track which is one of New Zealand's Great Walks. You can also opt to kayak, swim or snorkel

What looks like stone apple cleaved neatly in half by some otherworldly knife sits within the beautiful crystal clear waters of the Tasman Bay. This strange boulder makes for an unusual beach attraction. Known as Split Apple Rock / Tokangawha, the naturally occurring rock formation is located just off the coast between Kaiteriteri and Marahau in Abel Tasman National Park. It’s made of granite and estimated to be around 120 million years old.View the second most photographed rock in the southern hemisphere