Things to do in Tasman

Wharariki Beach

Wharariki Beach on the west coast is wild, with rough waves constantly washing over the rocks, making it unsuitable for swimming. But bring your camera and come here early in the morning or at dusk, the sunrises and sunsets here are especially beautiful. If you are lucky, you can see sea lions.

Abel Tasman National Park

Abel Tasman National Park integrates beaches, blue sea and sky, and has become a well-known leisure resort in New Zealand. The sandy beach in the park is soft, long and of good quality, which is very popular among tourists. You can sunbathe on the silver-white beach, swim in the clear water, and sail in the endless sea. Abel Tasman National Park is a more distinctive park in New Zealand. It is a park with a mixture of North Island and South Island plants, allowing people to enjoy the vegetation of both places in one place. There are many wild animals and birds in the park, including petrels, penguins, gulls, terns, herons, deer, goats, wild boars, etc. Here you can take a short walk, enjoy the beautiful lakeside scenery, listen to the singing of the birds, and immerse yourself in the mysterious world of the beech forest.

Te Waikoropupu Springs

Pupu Spring is New Zealand's largest spring, located between Takaka and Collingwood. Sunny days are especially suitable for viewing the spring water. At that time, the spring water was crystal clear and the aquatic plants at the bottom of the lake showed different colors.

Mapua Wharf

Abel Tasman AquaTaxi

Centre of New Zealand Monument

Botanical Reserve

Nelson Botanical Garden has a large rugby field. On May 14, 1870, the first rugby match in New Zealand was held here, with Nelson Rugby Club beating the Nelson College Lily team 2–0. Visitors can stroll through the garden and enjoy the plants. You can also walk your dog here and relax. Please keep your dog on a leash.

Queen's Gardens

This garden is scenic and features a large pond where you can feed ducks. The trees are lush, including redwoods, Norfolk pines, and Atlas cedars.

Founders Heritage Park

Maruia Falls