Excitement is never far away in the South Island. Fast flowing rivers rush through the rocky ravines, then growl across plains washed down from the Southern Alps. Alpine lakes provide endless diversions, and the various contents that sweep along the western and eastern coasts carry food and a huge variety of dramatic sea life.
Up in the north golden sand and countless untouched coves attract a steady line of sea kayakers and canoeists to Abel Tasman National Park.
Just around the corner, the deeply incised waterways of the Marlborough Sounds attract boaties and fisherfolk to it’s fiords and inlets.
The mix of hot and cold currents and the plunging continental shelf bring sperm whales, minke, humpback and southern right whales to within a few kilometres of the kaikoura coast, along with orcas, dolphins and other mammals.
The shallow, braided rivers of Canterbury are stocked with sea-run trout and huge quinnat salmon, and the rivers , especially around the town of Gore, boast the finest brown trout in the land.
Powerful jetboats take groups of people on thrilling rides along braided rivers and steep gorges. Some of the most spectacular...
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