easy
3–4 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; the slow pace and gentle terrain make it accessible for families and casual walkers.
Take a unique 3.5-hour trek around Kaikoura Bay accompanied by a friendly llama. Experience stunning coastal views, a playful seal colony, and a picnic while learning about local history and llama lore on this one-of-a-kind outdoor adventure.
$189 per adult | 3.5 Hours | Breathtaking scenery! | Experience the beauty of Kaikoura
Embark on a unique 3.5-hour trek around Kaikoura Bay with your very own llama. Bond with this intelligent creature as you explore stunning beaches and mountain views, visit a seal colony, and enjoy a complimentary picnic. Experience local history and captivating llama tales for an unforgettable adventure!
Adults - $189 NZD Child (7-13yrs) = $119 NZD - own llama Child (4-6yrs) = $79 NZD - shared llama with parent Kids (U4) = FREE, must must be carried throughout Family = 1 or 2 adults + 2 or 3 children U14 - $549 NZD Adult group = 4 adults = $636 NZD
3.5 hours
Spend quality time with one of the world's most exotic animals. Highly intelligent, you have to get to know your llama, and become his friend. Quite a challenge, but once you have bonded with you llama, you work together to complete the trek. A fascinating experience! KAIKOURA BAY - HALF-DAY TREK (3.5hrs - 2hrs walking) = walk with your own llama and tour guide, around the stunning Kaikoura bay, with beaches, boardwalk, and fabulous mountain views. Visit peninsular seal colony, FREE picnic with cake and drink.
Bring water for yourself and your llama, especially during warmer months to keep everyone energized.
Trail surfaces can vary from rocky to sandy; solid hiking shoes will keep your footing secure.
Weather near the coast can change quickly, so dress in layers to stay comfortable throughout the trek.
Observe seals and other animals from a distance to avoid disturbing their natural behavior.
Kaikoura’s name means 'meal of crayfish' in Māori, reflecting its rich fishing heritage stretching back centuries.
The trek emphasizes low-impact travel, respecting local wildlife and supporting Kaikoura’s efforts in marine and coastal habitat preservation.
Provides good support and stability on mixed terrain.
Keeps you and your llama hydrated during the trek.
Protects against sun exposure along open coastal areas.
summer specific
Useful for sudden coastal showers and changing weather.
spring specific