Enjoy the Wildlife of New Zealand

From watching the whales diving in the blue seas to swimming alongside the dolphins and gazing its wide variety of birds and a plethora of animals, New Zealand holidays goers can have their own share of a tryst with the wild life. While traveling the roads of New Zealand you are bound to come in contact with the Kiwis, the symbol of New Zealand.

You have to visit the Penguin Place to get closer to the Yellow Eyed Penguins, an endangered species, get an opportunity to click them in their element without disturbing their activities with the many hidden tunnels. The reserve is private and funded solely by the profit that the reserve gets from the tour operations.

The world’s smallest penguins, the Blue Penguins can be seen in their natural environment. You can see the birds nesting in the harbor area in Oamaru and watch their daily activities of going to the sea, walking in groups along the coasts and getting back from the sea and moving on to their nests.

The only marine based whale watching company in New Zealand offers an exciting chance to encounter the world’s largest predators, the Giant Sperm Whales. You will also encounter other species like the Fur Seals, Dusky Dolphins, and Wandering Albatrosses. If you get lucky you might chance upon the Humpback whales, Pilot Whales, and the Blue Whales.

Once in a lifetime experience, swimming with the wild Fur Seals of New Zealand, is a must to do activity when in New Zealand. The experience will open your eyes to New Zealand’s amazing nature and also its inhabitants. Seal Swim, a locally owned company, provides this unique activity.

Dolphin Eco Experience – Fullers GreatSights Bay of Islands

Swimming with the dolphins, sounds exciting, right? Grab the chance and jump into the water, get snorkeling to get close to the dolphins in their natural environment. It is an experience you can never forget.

You are in New Zealand and don’t see the Kiwi birds, impossible, right? The best place to see them in their natural habitat is the Rainbow Springs Kiwi, Wildlife Park. Spread across 22 acres, the park offers a unique experience that is a class apart.  Apart from the Kiwis, you can also see New Zealand’s other wildlife species, both at day and night. You can also learn about the process of Kiwi conservation, via the Behind the Scenes tour, that includes the Incubation, hatching and nursery rooms of the Kiwi chicks.

So, if you are a wildlife explorer and would love to see the unique wild side of New Zealand, click on www.anubhavvacations.in to know more about the New Zealand Tour Itinerary that is planned especially for you and many New Zealand Vacation Packages. 

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