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Water Activities at Ruapuke Motor Camp - Greymouth

Water Activities at Ruapuke Motor Camp

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

2–4 hours per activity

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels; basic swimming ability recommended

Overview

Discover aquatic adventures from Ruapuke Motor Camp, where rugged coastline meets pristine waters. Kayaking, fishing, and wildlife观 await in this coastal escape.

Raglan, Waikato

Cabin 1

All Ages! • Sleeps 5 • $80 Base Price incl. 2 Adults • 2 - 14 Nights • Check in from 2pm

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About This Adventure

Enjoy the peace and tranquility of the Great Outdoors in our rustic cabins!

Duration & Check In Info

Up to 14 Nights. Minimum 2 Nights Stay for 2 Adults Check in from 2pm and Check out at 11am

Nightly Rates

Base price - $80 (includes two Adults Ages 15+) Additional Adults (Ages 15+) - $25 per person Children (Ages 5-14) - $10 per person Infants (Ages 5 and under) - Free

Cabin Information

  • Can sleep up to 5 people.
  • Has a double bed, a single bed and 2 bunks beds.
  • Has power and heaters.
  • Please note that we do not provide bedding in cabins. You have to bring your own blankets, pillows etc

Camp Facilities

Facilities include communal kitchen, separate men’s and women’s toilet & showers. The Kitchen contains fridges, freezers, stoves, kettle and toaster. You need to bring your own cooking utensils. Out the back there are 2 washing machines that can be used for a small fee. There are 2 barbeques for campers use. Please be aware that we do not have a store, closest shops are located in Raglan

Adventure Tips

Check tide schedules

Plan your water activities around high tide for safer and more scenic experiences.

Wear sun protection

Apply waterproof sunscreen and wear a hat to stay protected during long hours on the water.

Bring layers

Marine weather can shift quickly; pack layers to stay comfortable from sun to breeze.

Use eco-friendly gear

Opt for biodegradable bait and environmentally conscious equipment to protect local marine life.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Dolphins
  • Seals

History

The area has a rich history rooted in Maori fishing practices and early European whaling stations.

Conservation

Local operators emphasize eco-friendly practices to preserve marine ecosystems and promote sustainable tourism.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Kayak or paddleboard

Essential

Essential for exploring the calm waters and coastlines.

summer specific

Fishing gear

Essential

Use local bait and gear to try your luck in productive fishing spots.

spring;summer;fall specific

Sun protection kit

Essential

Includes waterproof sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses for long hours outdoors.

spring;summer;fall specific

Waterproof clothing

Essential

Stay dry and comfortable during cooler, wetter days at sea.

winter specific