Attractions in South Island Marketing Alliance
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White Heron SanctuaryVisit New Zealand's only White Heron (Kotuku)nesting colony... or how about a Rainforest Nature Tour?
Oamaru Blue Penguin ColonyEco-tourism at its best. A unique opportunity to safely view these enchanting little birds in their natural environment.
Katoro Waka Heritage JourneysA day of Waka-Kiwi-Haka and fun! Paddle a Maori waka (war canoe), listening to Ngai Tahu (tribal) stories while you journey through early Maori and European settlers sites.
Ian McLeod's Walkaway ToursEco/Sightseeing day tours from Christchurch to Arthurs Pass, Akaroa & Hanmer Springs for small groups.
Banks Peninsula TrackBeginning in the historic, seaside village of Akaroa, the Banks Peninsula Track includes 35km of spectacular volcanic coastline, native bush, waterfalls, and sandy beaches.
Mount Cook Ski PlanesStand on the glacier in the quiet solitude surrounded by towering peaks, including Aoraki/Mount Cook.
Aigantighe Art MuseumVisit the home of the South Island’s third largest public art museum. It was established in 1956 in the house called Aigantighe (pronounced 'egg and tie') which in Scottish Gaelic means 'at home'.
Encounter KaikouraEncounter Kaikoura is a brand-new complex incorporating, in one venue, the operating base for Dolphin Encounter and Albatross Encounter, a café, gallery and retail store, and conference facilities on a well-designed site.
Royal Albatross CentreA bird’s eye view of the Royal Albatross in full flight is an experience enjoyed by over 150,000 visitors each year.
Cadbury World‘Dunedin’s Tastiest Tourist Attraction’! Cadbury World is a colourful, educational chocolate experience and fun for everyone!