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Set in the Nelson region, the Abel Tasman National Park is named after European explorer Abel Tasman. It is popular for tramping, kayaking, camping and sightseeing. more
Transport in Abel Tasman National Park is generally modern, friendly and affordable. Public transport options may include buses, taxis, trains, flights or ferries. Alternatively hire a rental car, motorbike or motorhome.
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Aqua Taxi gets you closer to the Abel Tasman Coastline. Our purpose built boats are fast and can get you to those out of the way places. We've got more departures, more flexibility and more freedom; designed for you to get what you want from the Abel Tasman...(more)
Phone | Address | MapWe provide daily coach services to and from the Abel Tasman and Golden Bay region. With regular services to Mapua, Motueka, Kaiteriteri, Marahau, Takaka, Totaranui and the Heaphy Track. Optional day trips and packages available, incorporating launch cruises, sea-kayaking, jet boating, sailing, bush walking or simply relaxing on the golden sand beaches...(more)
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Come to the stunning Abel Tasman National Park in comfort and safety with experienced skippers. Seven-days-a-week service. All trips offer viewing stops and commentaries about the unique Abel Tasman National Park features. See wildlife, golden sandy beaches, crystal clear waters, lush native bush and rivers...(more)
Phone | Address | MapGolden Bay Coachlines operate daily scheduled services from Nelson to Golden Bay, Abel Tasman National Park and the Heaphy Track via Richmond, Motueka, Takaka and Collingwood. We also offer car rentals and bus charters in Golden Bay. Operating modern air-conditioned coaches, join us as we take you on a scenic journey through limestone outcrops, rolling hills and vast golden beaches...(more)
Phone | Address | Map100% locally owned and operated, we offer daily water taxi departures from The Abel Tasman Centre in Marahau into the stunning Abel Tasman National Park. Operating year round, we have options for short walks, scenic trips, day walks and hiker transport. Free off-street car parking. We also offer bookings for kayaking. Waterfront dining. Small supplies shop...(more)
Phone | Address | MapWe are a campervan rental business based in Nelson—the sunshine capital of New Zealand. A small, family owned and operated business, we provide a 'seek and explore' road-trip experience like no other. We offer three-day campervan hire in the 'off season' for those wanting a relaxing mini break or business trip with a difference...(more)
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Fly into some of the Lord of the Rings secret locations. Explore the mystical environment and venture into the unknown. Experience the isolation and spectacular rocky landscapes south of Rivendell (Mount Olympus). Fly over Chetwood Forest. Visit Lake Canaan Down and Harwoods hole...(more)
Phone | Address | MapTrampers transport to all tracks in the northern part of the South Island, including Kahurangi Park, Nelson Lakes and Abel Tasman. For all numbers of persons we can pick up by 4WD from accommodation or airport anytime of day to one or both ends of tracks including: Heaphy, Tablelands, Wangapeka, the Cobb Valley, and the Leslie Karamea...(more)
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Private air charters for scenic flights or corporate travel are available from air charter operators throughout New Zealand for fixed-wing, helicopter and jet aircraft. Individuals, small and large groups can be catered for and many air charters offer scenic flights over the most beautiful areas of the country.
There are a number of airlines operating in New Zealand offering both domestic and international flights. Major centres and smaller towns are serviced by airlines, with some smaller airlines also offering scenic flights. Private charters can also be arranged with airlines for group and corporate travel.
There are a number of highly-serviced airports, marinas and ports throughout New Zealand. Airports offer private pilots landing, refuelling and, in some instances, mechanical services. Marinas offer services for boaties and are often situated in breathtakingly beautiful surroundings.
New Zealand bus and coach services offer travellers and tourists a cheaper and more affordable way to travel to destinations throughout the country. Services include airport transfers, travel to popular tourist and holiday destinations, express coach links between major cities and towns, plus charter bus and coach services.
When you can only reach your destination by boat, a ferry or water taxi is essential. Ferries and water taxis serve travellers throughout the country in regions including: the Cook Strait, Abel Tasman National Park, Marlborough Sounds (Picton), Fiordland (Lake Manapouri, Milford and Doubtful Sounds), Bay of Islands, Auckland Harbour and Stewart Island.
Create a fly and drive package that enables you to see as much of Abel Tasman National Park as possible during your stay. Fly and drive packages are offered by specialist tour operators and travel agents in Abel Tasman National Park and can include: transport, flights and vehicle hire, accommodation, activities and more.
For a special event or occasion such as a wedding, hen's party, birthday, anniversary or simply a romantic evening out, hire a luxury chauffeured limousine to help make the date memorable. Relax in pure luxury, comfort and style whilst you are chauffered to your destination – you could even enjoy a few bubbles on the way.
If you need to hire a larger vehicle for you and your group, check out 4WD, minivan and bus rentals available from rental companies throughout the country. Rental 4WDs, mini vans and buses enable you to transport your passengers and luggage in comfort and safety.
Hire a motorhome, RV or campervan and explore Abel Tasman National Park with home comforts at your fingertips. Rental campervans and motorhomes cater for couples, groups and families. Typically motorhomes are equipped with heaters, cookers, microwaves, fridges, showers and toilets. More basic campervans come with beds and additional camping gear.
Hiring a car and exploring Abel Tasman National Park at your own pace is a great option for travellers who want the independence of a self-drive rental car holiday. Rental car choices range from economy hatchback models, comfortable saloons, large 4WDs to station wagons. Maps, guidebooks and 24 hour roadside assistance are commonly provided in rental cars.
New Zealand offers cyclists and mountain bikers an impressive choice of cycleways, tracks, trails and circuits on both the North and South Islands. Quality bikes and mountain bikes are available for hire from rental bike companies making it easy for you to enjoy a short or long cycling tour.
Renting a motorbike in New Zealand is a great way to see the country. New Zealand may not have that many roads, but the ones it does have are well- maintained making a motorbike tour of the country an excellent option for motorcyclists. Travel from coast to coast on mountain and valley roads on rental motorcycles such as vintage Triumphs and classic Harley Davidsons.
Shuttle and transfer services offer easy and convenient transport options from your accommodation to airports, ports and train stations. Drop off and pick ups available from a number of operators based in key locations throughout Abel Tasman National Park.
Licensed taxis and taxi drivers throughout Abel Tasman National Park offer taxi services from dedicated taxi ranks, shuttle services, phone bookings and from the street. Trusted and safe taxi services, including personal tours, in a range of vehicles including mini-buses, vans and environmentally-friendly cars.
Travelling through some of New Zealand's most impressive scenery, train services operate on both the North and South Islands including: The Overlander (Auckland to Wellington), the TranzAlpine (Christchurch to Greymouth), the TranzCoastal Picton to Christchurch) and speciality steam engine railways.
Using transport passes is a great way of getting the most out of travelling expenses and enjoying a flexible way to travel in terms of mode, time and money. Choose from a selection of quality transport passes designed to help travellers enjoy Abel Tasman National Park's breathtaking scenery and culture without breaking the holiday budget.
If you want to enjoy a self-drive holiday in New Zealand in either a car, campervan, motorhome, boat or yacht, then buying your own vehicle with a view to selling it back at the end of your holiday is an excellent option to consider. It's freedom to roam with transport you can call your very own.
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