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Whale Watching

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South Island ▷ Kaikoura Region ▷

Wings Over Whales

Wings Over Whales

86 %

34 reviews

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Conservation Campsite Pass

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South Island ▷ Kaikoura Region ▷

Paikea & whale

Whale Watch Kaikoura

Whale Watch Kaikoura

Whale Watch is a multiple national and international award winning New Zealand nature-based Tourism Company owned and operated by the indigenous Ngāti Kuri people of Kaikōura, a Māori sub-tribe of the South Island's larger Ngāi Tahu Tribe.

83 %

673 reviews

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South Island ▷ Kaikoura Region ▷

Kaikoura Helicopters World of Whales

Kaikoura Helicopters World of Whales

77 %

12 reviews

12 face-to-face

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Avoid Camping Fines!

The only camping map where each location is approved by every regional council in NZ. So if it shows on the map, you’re allowed to stay.

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North Island ▷ Auckland Region ▷

Auckland's Whale and Dolphin Safari

Auckland's Whale and Dolphin Safari

77 %

14 reviews

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North Island ▷ Bay of Plenty ▷

Whale and Dolphin Watch

Whakatane

Whale and Dolphin Watch

Whakatane

74 %

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Hayley

United Kingdom

Volunteer to meet some local people, the regional parks all have different conservation projects going on and it’s an awesome way to experience another part of the city. Conservation projects also take place out on several islands in the Hauraki Gulf such as Motuihe and Motutapu, all you need is a ferry ticket. Make sure you book in.

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