Whale watching, dolphin swimming, kayaking near seal colonies

MORNING
	First you can visit the new baby animals at the farm parks and don't forget to look out for the baby seals too. Try out the luge before lunch - probably best not to have too much excitement on a full tummy!
AFTERNOON
	Watch some traditional Kiwi sheep shearing or explore the limestone caves.
EVENING
	Just enough time for some fishing. You might even catch your own dinner.
NEXT DAY
	Have a family kayaking adventure around the peninsula. You never know what you might see!

Fishing – start of the new season. Bring your own fishing gear or go for a fishing charter – both fish & crayfish!
Check out the baby seals in the seal colonies around the coast
As the days lengthen and the temperature increases, great time to get out on to the water for some kayaking
Enjoy a short walk on the Fyffe Palmer walkway or climb a bit higher on Mt Fyffe – overnight in the hut and get up early to hear 1000’s of Hutton’s Shearwaters heading out for the day – Kaikoura is the only place in the world where these fascinating little seabirds breed.
The ultimate spring time combo – ski in the morning at Mt Lyford and then down to the coast for an afternoon surf at one of Kaikoura’s excellent surfing spots
Soak in the views of the mountains with the last of the spring snow coverage

Kaikoura Information & Tourism Inc
West End Kaikoura New Zealand	Phone: +64 3 319 5641 Fax: +64 3 319 6819 Email: info@kaikoura.co.nz