Kayaking up the magical Canyon

The Ultimate Triple Treat

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362 Horahora Road, Piarere, Cambridge
Kayaking up the magical Canyon
Months of operation
All Year
Phone number
+64 27 728 7448
Indulge in the ultimate day of adventure, and natural beauty with our premium, fully guided Triple Treat Experience. This exclusive private tour seamlessly blends walking, e-biking, and an unforgettable glowworm kayak tour into one extraordinary day.
Your journey begins with a scenic riverside walk, offering breathtaking views over Lake Arapuni. Then, effortlessly cruise along the Waikato River Trail on a state-of-the-art e-bike, soaking in the stunning landscapes before a leisurely lunch at the charming Rhubarb Café or a secluded picnic spot. As the day winds down, immerse yourself in the twilight magic of our Glowworm Kayak Tour. Drift through the serene Pokaiwhenua Canyon, surrounded by shimmering glowworms and the soft sounds of nature - a truly mesmerising experience. Tailored for those who seek premium, private, and unforgettable adventures, this exclusive, all-in-one experience is the perfect way to discover the best of the Waikato in absolute comfort and style.
Pricing
$399 (Adult)
Proximity to Town:
20 min to Cambridge or Matamata, 45 min to Hamilton.

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