Southland Kiwi Birds
Southland is the southernmost region of New Zealand. Here you can rediscover yourself, and given the luxury of time, you can encounter wild places in Southland that few have ever seen. Main centres in Southland include South Catlins, Gore, Invercargill, Bluff and Stewart Island.
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WILD KIWI ENCOUNTER - Stewart Island
WILD KIWI ENCOUNTER - Stewart Island
Mobile-friendly - Stewart Island Wild Kiwi Encounter invite you onto our catamaran for a cruise across Paterson Inlet to Little Glory Cove. The nature walk is on a well-formed track across the peninsula, through spectacular coastal forest to a secluded sandy beach. Here in the darkness you will get to see the Southern brown kiwi (Rakiura Tokoeka) - often searching for food.
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- +64 3 249 6000
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- 0800 656 501 (Free call - only within NZ)
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- 1800 656 501 (Free call - only within AUS)
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- Main Wharf, Oban, Stewart Island
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Mobile-friendly - Little Spotted Kiwis, the most vulnerable of New Zealand's national bird to introduced predators, have been translocated onto predator-free Anchor Island/Pukenui in Fiordland's Dusky Sound.
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