About Abel Tasman National Park
Venture to Abel Tasman National Park, where golden sands meet lush wilderness. This gem of a park is renowned for its accessible golden beaches and crystal-clear waters, ideal for kayaking and hiking along the scenic Abel Tasman Coast Track. Discover secluded bays accessible only by boat and enjoy the native bush that teems with birdlife. Abel Tasman National Park is a haven of tranquility and natural beauty, inviting you to disconnect and explore its peaceful shores.
Discover Abel Tasman National Park
While it is New Zealand’s smallest National Park it is renowned for golden beaches, rocky outcrops, clear water and the very popular Abel Tasman Coast Track. This track is 33 miles in length and takes an average of three to five days to complete. There are huts and campsites along the route and native wildlife including little blue penguins and fur seals to keep you company.