Discover the best attractions and experiences Abel Tasman National Park has to offer
Explore landmarks and sites of historical significance in and around Abel Tasman National Park.
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Learn about the local history, culture and nature through small, focused displays nearby.
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The park area has few religious monuments; focus is on natural heritage and landscape.
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Abel Tasman National Park is famed for its golden beaches, turquoise waters and Tasman coastal forests.
A world-class coastal hike along golden beaches and granite headlands.
Protected waters off Tonga Island, renowned for seal colonies and clear seas.
Long sandy beach at the park's northern entrance, popular for day trips.
Shallow estuary with calm waters and a tranquil inlet setting.
Gateway communities around Abel Tasman National Park offer services, trails and access points.
Gateway village to the park with shops, accommodations and boat trips.
Coastal village famed for its beach, marina and access to the park.
Remote estuary community known for the Awaroa Inlet and lodge stays.
Many of Abel Tasman's best experiences are accessible at no extra cost.
Stroll scenic sections of the Abel Tasman Coast Track at your own pace.
Swim, sunbathe and explore pristine beaches for free.
Capture colors along the park's coastline from sandy shores.
Observe seabirds and seals from public viewpoints and beaches.
Refuel with meals and snacks at the park’s gateway towns and lodges.
Casual meals, coffee and snacks near the park entrance.
Restaurant at Awaroa Lodge offering light meals with sea views.
Casual cafe by the beach serving coffee and light bites.
Options are low-key and nature-focused, perfect for restful evenings.
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Choose from guided activities and scenic experiences on the water and trails.
Relaxing trips along the coast with views of beaches and islands.
Close encounters with fur seals in the park’s sheltered waters.
Capture golden hour along Abel Tasman’s coastline.
Active travelers can enjoy water and land-based adventures in and around the park.
Paddle sheltered coves and explore beaches from the water.
Take on a scenic day hike along the coast.
Glide over calm waters near beaches and coves.
Discover lesser-known corners and serene spots away from the crowds.
Visit the marine reserve and its resident seals by boat or kayak.
Access secluded beaches and scenic coves from Marahau or Kaiteriteri.
Explore forested trails beyond the main coastal routes.