Taumarunui Canoe Hire |  For a Memorable journey down the Whanganui or Ongarue rivers 1- 5 Day journeys starting from Taumarunui, Ohinepane or Whakahoro, stopping overnight at campsites along the way and finishing at Whakahoro, or Pipiriki. Daily departures
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| Go Bush Adventures |
Go Bush Wilderness Adventures, a small family operated eco-tourism venture offer 'Wilderness Cabin Stays' as a unique introduction to your 'Whanganui River experience.
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Whanganui Scenic Experience Jet |
As the Whanganui River winds its way down through it's lower valleys towards the sea and the historic city of Wanganui, it passes through a varied landscape. Your driver guide Mark will share the stories of the river on your journey, stopping at places of historical and cultural significance.
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| Whanganui Tours |
Visit scenic spots en route to Pipiriki, the heart of the Whanganui National Park: Operiki Gardens, the Jerusalem Convent, the Kawana Flour Mill, various Marae, and the Morikaunui Station as the Mailman delivers the mail to the people of the Whanganui River, with informed commentary.
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Whanganui River Jet Boat Tours |
Brent Firmin will proudly share with you, this special wonderland, the mystical river valley his ancestors (the tangata whenua) inhabited, also the home of the returned servicemen and their families, who settled in the ill fated Mangapurua Valley and where the Bridge to Nowhere remains.
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| Whanganui River Adventures |
Whanganui River Adventures is owned & operated by Ken & Josephine Haworth, we are a small Commercial Jetboat Operation based in Pipiriki & come with years of experience. It is with this experience, our local knowledge, our love & respect for the river that we take great pride in delivering the best service we know how, to all our clientel to your destination & return.
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Whanganui Riverboat Centre |
Discover the Whanganui River's Unique Maritime Heritage at the Whanganui Riverboat Centre Museum.
This is the home port of the Paddle Steamer Waimarie, New Zealand's last Paddle Steamer, and Motor Vessel Wairua both 100 year old working survivors of the famous Hatrick and Company river fleet.
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| Whanganui River Guides |
Whanganui River Guides are based in Taumarunui, beside the upper reaches of the beautiful waters of the Whanganui River. We welcome our guests to explore this timeless River and all its beauty, journeying into one of New Zealand’s most breathtaking National Parks and be hosted along the way by Tangata Whenua (People of the Land).
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The Flying Fox |
The Whanganui River and the Whanganui River Road are two inter-related journeys of regional and national significance. The river and its environment is important historically and spiritually to Whanganui River Maori, and visitors are offered many opportunities to participate in a remote and adventurous journey of discovery and understanding.
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| Bridge to Nowhere Lodge |
Set in 500 hectares of native, regenerating forest, Bridge to Nowhere Lodge offers comfortable accommodation, delicious farmhouse cuisine and is fully licensed. The Lodge dining room and guest lounge overlook the beautiful Whanganui River and command majestic views of the surrounding Whanganui National Park.
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Bridge to Nowhere Jetboat Tours |
Experience an exciting Whanganui River adventure and visit the world-famous BRIDGE TO NOWHERE, a journey which follows the route of the turn of the century Riverboats to the Mangapurua Valley, deep in the heart of the Whanganui National Park.
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| Koriniti Marae |
Koriniti Marae is situated 45 minutes from Wanganui City. Is available for visits and overnight stays and provides a truly authentic experience by local Maori from the Whanganui River Region.
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Wades Landing Outdoors |
Wades Landing Outdoors is based at Whakahoro at the confluence of the Whanganui and Retaruke Rivers, and at the northern gateway to the beautiful Whanganui National Park. Friendly staff will provide you with freedom or guided canoe/kayak hire and jet boat excursions.
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| Hiking Tracks Of The Whanganui |
Short walks and longer tramping trips are all possible within the Whanganui Region. Listed here are three quality hiking tracks for you to consider.
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