Things To Do in Banks Peninsula

See our listings of an extensive selection of things to do in Banks Peninsula. See the Banks Peninsula attractions available, and then make plans of what to do in Banks Peninsula. While you are here, check out our many Banks Peninsula Holiday homes on offer, then enjoy a wide range of Banks Peninsula Activities.

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Adventure

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Akaroa, Banks Peninsula, Welcome to Kate Tapley Horse Treks. We teach and apply the principles of Natural Horsemanship while trekking over some of the most spectacular trails the NZ South island has to offer. Kate or one of her trained Trek Guides will lead you on our trails through native forest, over the Port Hills with impressive panoramic views of the Canterbury...

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Akaroa, Banks Peninsula, Wildlife kayaking, over 12,000 Happy kayakers to date. Akaroa's kayaking specialists with extensive local knowledge. We carry a large range of kayaks to suit all experience levels, Very safe and stable options available. Surfing with the seals, mountain biking, wet suits, body boards, tennis sets, Petanque sets, Fishing rods and other hire equip...

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Akaroa, Banks Peninsula, To add to the many attractions that the beautiful Akaroa harbour provides, we specialize in giving the more adventurous an unforgettable jet boating experience, a must for those seeking that something extra! Climb aboard the 20 seat, Twin V8, 600 Horsepower "PHAT TIME" . This 7.5 metre Cobra jet is the latest design, combining power and speed wi...

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Akaroa, Banks Peninsula, Adventurers get set... it's time to reach for the stars, slap on your life jacket, throw on some sunscreen and rekindle that pioneering spirit. It's time to go sea kayaking in Akaroa & get that adventure you have been waiting for! Sea kayak in our amazing natural environment, take in our breathtaking Volcanic basin vistas, and soak up our French...

Arts & Crafts

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Akaroa, Banks Peninsula, The Giants House - sculpture, mosaic garden and Contemporary Art Gallery. "The Happiest Place on Earth" A totally unique and magical place to visit like nothing else in the world. Artists Garden: Surprises everywhere in this glorious garden - mosaiced steps, an extraordinary sculptural wall mosaic, welded steel sculptures and other creations...

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Akaroa, Banks Peninsula, Fire & Ice is the creation of Margy and Dai's combined passion for crystals, gemstones, and aromatherapy, a showcase of colour, light and fragrance from the earth. With over 20 years experience in gemstone trading, Margy and Dai travel the world to seek out fine quality crystals, mineral specimens, facetted gemstones and pearls, which they bring...

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Akaroa, Banks Peninsula, Formally of the Akaroa Main Wharf for 15 years, Akaroa Blue Pearls/Brereton Jewellers family business are leading manufacturers of handmade, high quality, blue pearl jewellery. Blue pearls are a mabe pearl, cultured in the New Zealand Abalone Shell (Haliotis Iris). It is also commonly known in New Zealand as Paua. The hemispherical shape of the ...

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Akaroa, Banks Peninsula, Welcome to The Koru Gallery Specialising in jewellery, art, homeware and gifts from around New Zealand. We also have an onsite Jade carver - Graeme Wylie who carves beautiful NZ jade (pounamu) carvings onsite. We were formerly known as Naturally Jade and Pearl.We were first established in January 1999, starting as a simple gallery from which Gra...

Attractions

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Akaroa, Banks Peninsula, Fire & Ice is the creation of Margy and Dai's combined passion for crystals, gemstones, and aromatherapy, a showcase of colour, light and fragrance from the earth. With over 20 years experience in gemstone trading, Margy and Dai travel the world to seek out fine quality crystals, mineral specimens, facetted gemstones and pearls, which they bring...

Biking & Cycling

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Akaroa, Banks Peninsula, Wildlife kayaking, over 12,000 Happy kayakers to date. Akaroa's kayaking specialists with extensive local knowledge. We carry a large range of kayaks to suit all experience levels, Very safe and stable options available. Surfing with the seals, mountain biking, wet suits, body boards, tennis sets, Petanque sets, Fishing rods and other hire equip...

Boating

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Akaroa, Banks Peninsula, Scenic Wildlife Cruises: There is so much wildlife in and around the Banks Peninsula. Akaroa Harbour is home to the Hectors Dolphin; one of the smallest and rarest in the world. Get up close and personal with this beautiful and unique animal which can only be found in New Zealand. Fishing Charters: If you're interested in a deep sea/coastal f...

Cruises

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Akaroa, Banks Peninsula, Swim with dolphins, cruise Akaroa Harbour Black Cat has been cruising the waters of Banks Peninsula for more than 25 years and is a must see Christchurch attraction. We know all there is to know about Akaroa Harbour and the diversity of marine wildlife, birdlife and its volcanic origins. You can swim with dolphins year round, or join us on the w...

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Akaroa, Banks Peninsula, Welcome to Akaroa, New Zealand, one of the world’s most beautiful places. Let us take you on a journey of discovery through millions of years of fascinating history and natural heritage. Your hosts Pip and Hugh Waghorn and crew look forward to hosting you aboard our stylish catamaran for the cruise of a lifetime around Akaroa Harbour. - Ak...

Culture, Heritage, History & Museums

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Birdlings Flat, Banks Peninsula, The Gemstone and Fossil Museum was opened in February 2003 by Vince and Colleen Burke and their children, who collected the many kinds of gemstones off Birdlings Flat Beach over 34 years. The collection has grown to include fossils collected since 2002 most from Amberley Beach to Kaikoura. Visitors can see how the stones are cut and polished in ...

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Okains Bay, Canterbury, The Okains Bay Maori and Colonial Museum is a must see destination on Banks Peninsula. Originally started as the private collection of Maori artifacts collected by a local resident, in 1968, the disused Okains Bay Cheese Factory was purchased and after many years of renovation, opened as a public Museum in 1977. Since that time, it has steadily...

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