moderate
10 hours
Participants should have a basic level of fitness comfortable with paddling for two hours and walking 4-6 km over mixed terrain.
Combine kayaking, hiking, and cruising on Abel Tasman’s stunning coast with Wine Art and Wilderness. Encounter seals, native birds, and lush forest views on this all-in-one adventure.
Tours are limited to 8 people to preserve quality and access; early booking ensures availability.
Weather can shift quickly on the coast; moisture-wicking and waterproof layers help keep comfortable.
Kayaking and shoreline hiking involve wet, rocky terrain; secure footwear improves safety and comfort.
You’ll spend much of the day outdoors—pack water and sun protection to prevent fatigue and burns.
Abel Tasman National Park was established in 1942, protecting one of New Zealand’s first coastal reserves.
Wine Art and Wilderness practices low-impact tourism, supporting predator-free initiatives and native habitat restoration.
Protects from spring rains and coastal spray during kayaking and hiking.
spring specific
Reduces sun exposure during extended periods in open water and on trails.
summer specific
Keeps you comfortable during kayaking and unexpected splashes.
Offers grip on wet rocks and comfort during shoreline hikes.