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Duration:
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- 4 hours
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Golden Bay, Nelson, New Zealand
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From:
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USD $99.09 Per Person
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Check In
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Dates and Times
01/Jun/2007 - 31/Dec/2020
Everyday
Available from 9am till 6pm
01/Jan/2008 - 31/Dec/2020
Everyday
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Endorsed Visitor Activity
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Cape Farewell is the northern most point of the South Island and the clifftop views nearby are spectacular. The coastal cliffs are sliced through with fault-lines, vertically walled slashes where streams run inland rather than to sea.
Our guides are passionate about the history and ecology of Farewell Spit, they are knowledgeable about the wildlife and committed to ensuring you get the most from your trip.
Hear the history of Puponga and New Zealand's first Radar Station. See where Whales strand and uncover the mystery of the migrant waders. During the summer there are up to 20,000 godwits and 30,000 knots at the Spit as well as other Northern migratory birds, New Zealand natives and introduced species.
Bring cameras and binoculars to make the most of this nature-lover's paradise.
At the Farewell Spit Lighthouse there is time to explore around the historic buildings and enjoy the refreshments provided in the century old lighthouse keeper's residence.
Along the beach you have stunning views of the Tasman coastline and the opportunity to climb the sand dune at Mullet Channel for panoramic views of the intertidal plain and a stop at Fossil Point, where fossilised shells and wormcasts emerge from blocks of mudstone cliffs.
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Service Pricing Detail
- Aug-31-2010
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9am
Tour
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6pm
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12 Midnight
Tour
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12 Midnight
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Optional Extras
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