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| Adult | $5290.00 |
Walking along Moawhitu Beach.
Guide tells stories of the early immigrants who had their first taste of New Zealand at Port Hardy.
A Fern Bird on the Island.
Bottlenose Dolphins putting on a display at French Pass.
Catching Blue Cod for dinner.
The diverse landscape offers photo opportunities.
Hearing the stories and legends from the locals.
Meet the locals, discover the wildlife and hear about Rangitoto Ki Te Tonga’s rich heritage, travelling by land, sea & air on a small group, 6-day tour, staying at the fishing lodge at Catherine Cove.
Meet the locals, discover the wildlife and hear about Rangitoto Ki Te Tonga’s rich heritage, travelling by land, sea & air on a small group, 6-day tour, staying at the fishing lodge at Catherine Cove.
Walking along Moawhitu Beach.
Guide tells stories of the early immigrants who had their first taste of New Zealand at Port Hardy.
A Fern Bird on the Island.
Bottlenose Dolphins putting on a display at French Pass.
Catching Blue Cod for dinner.
The diverse landscape offers photo opportunities.
Hearing the stories and legends from the locals.
| Adult | $5290.00 |
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D'Urville, remains one of New Zealand’s most intriguing and remote corners, with a rich history, remarkable conservation efforts, stunning scenery and brilliant local characters. The Island was New Zealand's best known site for the production of argillite tools, thanks to the mineral belt running through its middle. Rangitoto Ki Te Tonga has a number of smaller offshore islands, some of which are under conservation protection for their unique wildlife such as Kuru Pongi (Trio Islands) with its endemic king shag. A large proportion of the island is native forest, under the protection of the Department of Conservation, with the balance in striking steep farmland. It's the people who live here that makes the island special.
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