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3 Stewart Island and the Catlins Tours in New Zealand to Put in the Diary

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Of the 3 stewart island and the catlins tours on this site, these 3 are the ones to book. Prices, running times and the thing that actually separates them sit below, so you can decide in five minutes and get back to the map.

Oamaru: Penguins Evening Viewing Ticket

Oamaru: Penguins Evening Viewing Ticket - Your 90 minutes on the beach, step by step

1.Oamaru: Penguins Evening Viewing Ticket

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 682 reviews · 1h 30m · from $28Our pick

Watch tiny little blue penguins return to Ōamaru nests at dusk. 90 minutes of expert commentary, plus possible seals nearby.

“What could you not love about this experience with these cute penguins. We saw over 230 come back from a days fishing. The guides were great giving really interesting information. People need to behave, we are privileged to see these cute birds in their natural environment so we need to keep quiet and put our phones away without trying to break the rules. We also need to wrap up warm and wear a woolly hat as it gets chilly by 11pm!”

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Stewart Island: Wild Kiwi Experiences

Stewart Island: Wild Kiwi Experiences - Getting to Oban and timing your evening

2.Stewart Island: Wild Kiwi Experiences

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 177 reviews · 4 hours · from $154Top rated

Guided boat cruise and torchlit kiwi search on Stewart Island, with hot drinks, small groups, and marine wildlife at dusk.

“I must admit to not quite knowing what we had booked, and I was pleasantly surprised to find it was so much more than just a Kiwi encounter trip. The guides were very professional, the crew friendly, and we had a fabulous time. We saw a Kiwi which of course was the bonus. Thank you”

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Stewart Island: Ulva Island Guided Wilderness Walk & Cruise

Stewart Island: Ulva Island Guided Wilderness Walk & Cruise - Ulva Island Wildlife Sanctuary: How a Bird Walk Should Feel