A fabulous way to see the Nelson & Tasman countryside. Cycle from Nelson via Rabbit Island to beautiful Mapua. Have a little lunch on the wharf, then we pick you up again and go wine tasting.
Walk, walk ‘n’ ride or just ride. A quick look at city highlights and historic points of interest including Queens Gardens, some historic buildings and the site of New Zealand’s first official rugby game.
A four hour trawl through local fantastic 'pre-loved' clothing and/or Antique stores. Nelson is well known for its eclectic offerings. Complete your tour with an elegant morning or afternoon tea.
Beautiful sunny Nelson is a must visit for any wine visitor. With its tiny yet thriving high quality industry illustrating the regions long history of horticultural excellence. See why Nelson produces some of the country's most irresistible wines!
Visit two wineries and enjoy two lovely bush walks after traveling through beautiful rural scenery. Each walk is approximately 35 minutes long and requires a medium level of fitness.
The region has over 300 working artists that draw energy from the spectacular natural environment and create art and crafts that have a unique regional 'flavour' PLUS visit the WOW museum and two wineries. WOW!
Only in Nelson for a short period and want to see everything? We have joined up with local cruise company, Wilsons Abel Tasman and created a specially designed tour just for situations like this.
We take you on a beautiful scenic drive to the quaint village of Havelock. At the marina, you join the Mussel Cruise boat for a breath-taking and educational cruise into the magical Marlborough sounds to visit the mussel farming areas.
Caters for those who like both wine and beer. Our region is home to more craft breweries per head of the population than anywhere else in the country and is renown for its award winning wineries. A little bit of everything on this tour!
Allows you to taste award winning wines from two local wineries and also visit many art & craft studios/galleries around the Nelson countryside.
