Abel Tasman track is one of the best Great Walks in New Zealand
by Puja Seo Digital marketingAbel Tasman Track in New Zealand
Named after the famous Dutch explorer, Abel Tasman Track in
New Zealand is one of the best “Great Walks” listed by the Department of
Conservation (DOC) in New Zealand. It is located in the smallest national park
of New Zealand called Abel Tasman National Park in South Island. The Abel Tasman
Track is a stretch of 60km that takes about 3 to 5 days to complete. Throughout
the journey, you will explore beautiful golden sand beaches, amazing wildlife
like dolphins and birds, and the amazing walk on the suspension bring to the
Falls River. The track also introduces you to the amazing moss lined natural
waterslide of Cleopatra’s Pool.
Things to know before you visit Abel Tasman Track
Hiking is not the only thing you will do when you visit the
Abel Tasman track. You can explore the national park on a kayak, a boat, from
the sky by diving, a bike, or by canyoning. The Abel Tasman track journey starts
from Marahau and ends either at Totaranui or Wainui Bay. You can walk 60km and
then return on a water taxi. The journey can be done the other way round too,
but people stay an extra night at Totaranui to explore more beaches. You have
many options of accommodation throughout your trip which you need to book in
advance. December to February is the hottest time to visit the Abel Tasman
track, but if you wish to visit some other time during the quiet, select the low
tide time. Whether you are a local or a foreigner, Abel Tasman Track should be
on everyone’s bucket list.
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