Aschi "Freestone"'s photos

The Abel Tasman National Park protects a 225.3 km² area. It is located at the northern end of the South Island between the two major bays of Golden Bay and Tasman Bay,

The Abel Tasman Coast Walk is a relatively well-developed walk along the coast in this National Park

Today, the sneakers strapped to a new daily destination on the Abel Tasmen Coast Walk to reach

This place can only be reached by boat or by foot. a little robinson feeling comes on more nature is barely,in front the sea, left, right and behind us the jungle

the arms hurt the sitting is getting hard, but the view tells us that we will reach our goal for the day shortly

continue along the varied coast

We were not alone on the water a few have made the same way

Kayaking can be exhausting but the great nature makes it a little easier :-)

View to one of the Abel Tasman Coast Track suspension bridges

At high tide you can slide in different bays a little way with the kayaks

Paddle, paddle, paddle north along the coast

A visit to the Split Apple Rock is a must on a kayak In the Tasman Bay off the north coast of the South Island of New Zealand is the Split Apple Rock It looks like a halved apple and is made of granite, a popular tourist attraction in the waters of the Tasman Sea. a legend tells: Two Maori gods fought for possession of this large boulder. To settle the dispute, they used their godlike powers and divided the boulder in half

start today for a three day trip in Abel Tasman National Park, with kayak and hiking boots :-)

an almost panoramic view of the Puponga hilltop

The landscape is tremendously fascinating

View to the south side of the Spit The Spit runs in east-west direction over a length of 32 kilometers, of which over 26 are above sea level. It was created by the exreme currents of the Cook Strait, through which the sand is accumulated in this saber-shaped form.

View to the north side of the headland

view to the Golden Bay, it lies at the transition between the Tasmansee and the Cookstraße. Direction over north bounded by the elongated spit Farewell Spit.