Discover New Zealand's smallest island by cruise with regular stops to explore the native bush and visit historical sites.
14 Main Road,
Oban
This guided walk has been operating since 2000 and is highly renowned and recommended.
Look out for penguins on the way to Ulva Island aboard our boat “Aihe”. Walk the easy tracks through amazing primeval rainforest. Enjoy close views of a range of rare and endangered birds, listen to exquisite birdsong. An occasional Kiwi is seen. Admire delicate ferns, mosses and wild orchids in season.
Be inspired by our passionate guides who are happy to share their extensive local knowledge of birds, plants, ecology, Maori food and medicine.
Our tours are longer, allowing time to see more - 4.5 to 8.5 hours (or shorter by request). Full day trips include a unique afternoon walk to the Snuggery.
Our informative trips have an environmental focus and offer a highly personalised experience ton small groups.
Book ahead so you don't miss out on this amazing experience!
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Ruggedy Range
Last modified
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