North Island Wide Canoeing and Kayaking
The North Island of New Zealand is the smaller of the two main islands and has both New Zealand's largest city—Auckland—and New Zealand's capital city—Wellington. Enjoy a premium canoeing or kayaking experience in North Island. North Island canoeing and kayaking trips are available to suit all levels of confidence and experience, and may combine other activities. more
NB: This North Island directory is specifically for tourism companies that cover the North Island. They either have many outlets or are able to offer you a service throughout this part of the country.
Select Canoeing and Kayaking in the North Island of New Zealand from the list below.
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ACTIVE ADVENTURES
ACTIVE ADVENTURES
Mobile-friendly - We’re Kiwis, and for 25 years we’ve been adventuring in the stunning New Zealand outdoors with guests from Tauranga to Texas. If you have 2 days or 2 weeks, are after bucket-list destinations or venturing into the back country, we’ll find your perfect adventure. And with our Active Adventure Assurance, date changes and trip switches are easy as.
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- +64 3 450 0414 or Freephone: 1800 661 9073 (USA or Canada); 0808 234 7780 (UK); 1800 661 907 (Australia)
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- Nationwide - based in Queenstown, New Zealand
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KAITUNA CASCADES - Rotorua
KAITUNA CASCADES - Rotorua
The Original Kaituna Rafting Company are locally owned and operate on the Kaituna, Wairoa and Rangitaiki Rivers in the Bay of Plenty, close to Rotorua. Handpicked, skilled professional guides from extreme adventurous white-water backgrounds guide singles, groups or corporate functions. Relax with the hot pool combo, Okere Falls walking trails or Volleyball. Transport included. BOOK ONLINE TODAY AND SAVE $10 Per Person !!!
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- +64 7 345 4199
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- +64 27 276 5457
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- 0800 524 8862 (Free call - only within NZ)
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- 18 Okere Falls Road, Okere Falls, Rotorua, New Zealand
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