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Flanked by jagged peaks of the Southern Alps and silvery
sand beaches, marine wildlife, panoramic views of flowering
fields and the ocean beyond, Canterbury hooks you to your
spot with its delightfully small seaport of Kaikoura. Maori
for 'eat the crayfish', the cafes, restaurants, and shops
offer a glimpse into Kaikoura's progressive lifestyle.
Tourist Attractions in Kaikoura
Easily accessible from Christchurch and Picton on a 3-hour
journey, Kaikoura is famous for the Marine Mammal Sanctuary
in the Southern Pacific Ocean as well as the wildlife sheltered
in the Seaward Kaikoura Range. While whale watching is a popular
pastime here, dolphins, albatross, penguins, and the seal
colony make the visitors stand up and take notice.
There are plenty of walking trails and cycle rental shops
in the town that allow you to explore the region at leisure.
Activities in Tourist Attractions in Kaikoura
The snow peaks and the ocean waves within minutes of each
other may not seem a novelty in New Zealand, but it certainly
makes for an activity filled vacation. The popular activities
that you can indulge in, on your tour to Kaikoura with Tours
to New Zealand packages, include less demanding activities
such as sightseeing tours to the winery, gardens, farms, and
heritage attractions, whale watching, dolphin watching, bird
watching, and boat cruises.
The adventure sports opportunities offered by Kaikoura's
natural resources include surfing, fishing, boating, skiing,
walking, trekking, hunting, and sky and ocean diving.
How to Reach Kaikoura
Christchurch International Airport connects Kaikoura with
the major cities of New Zealand and that of the world.
Theme Highways
Besides guided tours, you can also tour Kaikoura by road
on a detour from the theme highways.
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