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Kaikoura

Flanked by jagged peaks of the Southern Alps and silver sand beaches, marine wildlife, scenic views of flowering fields and beyond the ocean, Canterbury hooks to your place with a small seaport of deliciously Kaikoura . Maori for 'eat crayfish ', cafes, restaurants and shops offer a glimpse of Kaikoura 's progressive way of life.
Tourist attractions in Kaikoura

Easily accessible from Christchurch and Picton on 3-hour journey, Kaikoura is famous for its marine mammal sanctuary in the southern Pacific Ocean and the wildlife protected in the Seaward Kaikoura Range. Although whale watching is a popular pastime here, dolphins, albatrosses, penguins, and the seal colony make visitors stand up and take notice.
There are many footpaths and bicycle rental shops in the city that you can explore the region at leisure.

Activities Tourist Attractions in Kaikoura

The snow and high waves of the ocean within minutes of each other May not seem a novelty in New Zealand, but it has certainly done to complete an activity holiday. The popular activities that you can indulge in, on your visit to Kaikoura with visits to New Zealand packages, are less demanding activities such as tours to the cellar, gardens, farms, monuments and heritage, '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, hiking, hunting, and the sky and the ocean diving.
Getting to Kaikoura

Christchurch International Airport Kaikoura connects with the main cities of New Zealand and the world.

Theme roads

In addition to tours, you can also Kaikoura travel by road a detour on roads.

 
 
 
 
 
 
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