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Black Sheep specialises in small, flexible guided tours to New Zealand. Let us immerse you in adventure, wildlife, and culture during the day, while enjoying quality lodgings and fabulous dining nightly. We have been sharing our country with travellers since 1994. We love it and it shows. Come join us...(more)
Phone | Address | Map1874 family home - Greymouth-Hokitika. Eco-friendly, Glaciers and Punakaiki Rocks 2hrs, Christchurch 3.5hrs. Take day trips, return for wine/beer, Maori storytelling, dinner, prepared by Pauline. Al-Fresco Dining. Fabulous beds, homemade muesli, fruit, organic yoghurt, home-baked bread. Vintage cars, hot tub and extensive gardens. Pauline, an organic gardener, grows/cooks her own produce. Hemi is a Maori environmentalist, that's Awatuna Homestead...(more)
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Black Sheep specialises in small, flexible guided tours to New Zealand. Let us immerse you in adventure, wildlife, and culture during the day, while enjoying quality lodgings and fabulous dining nightly. We have been sharing our country with travellers since 1994. We love it and it shows. Come join us...(more)
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Experience the natural and cultural heritage of the mighty Whanganui River and Whanganui National Park. Allow us to show you the highlights as you travel through the majestic fern clad gorges and take a fully guided tour into "The Valley of Abandoned Dreams"...(more)
Phone | Address | MapA place of exceptional beauty has been created around fascinating remains of a settlement buried by the eruption of Mount Tarawera. Today a world-class museum houses many hundreds of objects dug from the ruins of the village. Guides escort groups though the excavated sites with the walk to the base of one of NZ's most stunning waterfalls shouldn't be missed...(more)
Phone | Address | MapRotorua's spectacular geothermal reserve and mud spa complex. Treasured by Maori as a place of healing and revitalisation for more than 700 years. The special muds and sulphurous waters have been guarded for centuries by Kaitiaki, Wai Ora (guardian warrior) after whom the spa is named. New Zealand's only Maori owned geothermal reserve. id#06l06g12..(more)
Phone | Address | MapKapiti Island—one of New Zealand's premier rodent free conservation treasures. A unique opportunity to observe an abundance of native birds, many of which are extremely scarce on the mainland. You have the option of easy and relaxed bush walks or a three hour round trip to the trig station (521 metres above sea level) and expansive views...(more)
Phone | Address | MapCome and discover Tane Mahuta the Maori god of the forest. Discover a people and culture who live in harmony with nature. Ko Tane is a Maori cultural experience located at Willowbank Wildlife Reserve. Tours include a Powhiri (traditional Maori welcome), cultural performance and entertainment, Maori village and nature tour, Taste New Zealand dinner and a wildlife night tour...(more)
Phone | Address | MapJust Listed Here at Lake Maraetai Lodge, we pride ourselves on offering comfortable, quality accommodation at an affordable price. Set amongst nearby lakes and tucked away in lush forestry, we offer the perfect combination of beautiful surroundings and adventure activities. Guided tours of Pa Harakeke, learning about Maori culture first hand, and enjoy a delicious New Zealand barbeque. id#08l08g12..(more)
Phone | Address | MapPrepare to be entertained and enlightened when you join our family for a half-day tour, full of the spirit of age old knowledge, yet entirely of today. Visit our special places for storytelling; explore bush walkways to discover traditional plant uses, try weaving and much more. Gain deep understanding of Maori spirituality and connections with the natural world...(more)
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Share in the Powhiri; our ancient ceremony of welcome. Enter our living village, as it comes alive with the sights, sounds and activity of days gone by. Witness the lifting of the Hangi. Enter our ancestral meeting house, relax as our family entertain you with a powerful cultural performance. Dine on traditional hangi buffet feast, followed by a farewell ceremony...(more)
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Like the pictures of a book, arts and crafts are the pages of the Maori culture. It's how stories were told and passed down through generations, how traditions and genealogy were preserved. I give this knowledge freely. I give it to you for nothing. Do the same when your time comes to teach...(more)
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