Toka Ngawha (Split Apple Rock) Paddle Tour
Paddle a traditional Māori waka along the Abel Tasman coastline from Kaiteriteri to Split Apple Rock. Learn about Māori history, waka traditions and teamwork during a guided cultural experience. See Toka Ngawhā (Split Apple Rock) from the water during an approximately two-hour re
Highlights
- Paddle a traditional Māori waka along the Abel Tasman coastline from Kaiteriteri to Split Apple Rock.
- Learn about Māori history, waka traditions and teamwork during a guided cultural experience.
- See Toka Ngawhā (Split Apple Rock) from the water during an approximately two-hour return paddle.
About this experience
Paddle along the Abel Tasman coastline on a three-hour guided waka journey from Kaiteriteri to Toka Ngawhā (Split Apple Rock). Work together as a crew in a traditional Māori canoe while enjoying views of the coast and learning about local history and customs. Discover the importance of teamwork and Māori cultural traditions through your guide's stories and knowledge. With approximately two hours of paddling and light refreshments included, this experience welcomes beginners and families.
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Cancellation and terms
- Free cancellation up to 1 day before
- No refund within 1 day of travel
Know before you go
Child policy: - The minimum age for participation is 2 years. Good to know: - No previous paddling experience is required. - Life jackets are provided and must be worn during the activity. - The waka has no backrests, so participants with back problems should consider whether paddling may cause discomfort. - The experience involves physical activity, but paddling effort is shared among the crew. - The activity is weather-dependent and may be modified or cancelled if conditions are unsafe. - The experience takes place at sea and involves risks associated with water activities and changing weather conditions.