Whanganui River Visitor Information
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BACKYARD TOURS - Turangi Tongariro
BACKYARD TOURS - Turangi Tongariro
Mobile-friendly - Let’s go play in the snow up Mt Ruapehu Whakapapa Ski fields or go hiking to challenge yourself to do the Tongariro Alpine Crossing. You’re niche transport service will welcome you to the heart of the Tongariro National Park an UNESCO first dual heritage National Park in New Zealand. Experience local’s Cultural insights on journey and enjoy. Established 2012.
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- +64 7 386 5322
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- +64 22 314 2656
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- Central Plateau, North Island, New Zealand
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UNIQUE WHANGANUI RIVER EXPERIENCE - Whanganui River
UNIQUE WHANGANUI RIVER EXPERIENCE - Whanganui River
Mobile-friendly - Ever thought about canoeing down the Whanganui River? Spend five days on a unique Whanganui River Experience and find out just what makes the Whanganui River such a special place. Beautiful scenery, gourmet food, leisurely pace - what more could you want? Personally guided by owner/operator Hayden Potaka, with many years experience paddling the Whanganui River.
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WHANGANUI NATIONAL PARK - Wanganui (North Island)
WHANGANUI NATIONAL PARK - Wanganui (North Island)
Whanganui National Park contains the 290km Whanaganui River - the longest navigable waterway in the country. A diverse landscape of river systems, lowland forests and countless hills and valleys punctuate the park. Walking, tramping and various water activities are popular and Maori culture is an important aspect of the park.
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