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Half-Day Coastal Llama Trek from Kaikoura
Kaikoura · New Zealand
From61.44 USD per person
From61.44 USD
per person
Activity
Activity type
Activity
Guide languages
English
Highlights
Lead your own llama along Kaikoura Bay's beaches and sections of the Kaikoura Peninsula Walkway.
Visit the Kaikoura Peninsula seal colony and learn about local wildlife, history and llama behaviour from your guide.
Enjoy a picnic with cake and a hot drink while taking in views of Kaikoura's mountains and coastline.
About this activity
Explore Kaikoura's coastline on a guided half-day trek with a llama by your side. Walk along beaches, boardwalks and sections of the Kaikoura Peninsula Walkway, with mountain views throughout the journey. Visit the peninsula's seal colony while your guide shares stories about local history, earthquakes and llama behaviour. Enjoy a picnic break with cake and a hot drink before continuing your coastal walk. The experie…
What's included
Included
Tour Guide
Dessert
Live Commentary
Location
Good to know
Child policy:
Children under 4 years old are free of charge, but still required to book an admission ticket directly through the attraction and must be carried throughout the trek.
Children aged 3-6 years old share a llama with a paying adult.
Children aged 7-13 years old can lead their own llama.
Baby carriers are available free of charge but must be reserved in advance.
Pushchairs and strollers are not permitted.
Good to know:
The route is mostly flat but includes rocky sections, so participants should be comfortable walking on uneven ground.
Llamas are led on foot and cannot be ridden.
Each participant needs both hands free to hold the llama's lead.
Saddle bags are provided for carrying personal belongings, but storage space is limited.
Bring only essential belongings for the trek.
The trek operates in light rain and wind but does not operate during heavy rain or when heavy rain is forecast.
A minimum of two adults is normally required for a trek to operate.
The maximum number of llamas available per trek is eight.
