Whatever your mood we can help you while away the time...

United World Friendship Grove
A habitat enhancement project established by visiting students from around the world, with over 8000 native seedlings already planted, you too can plant a tree to make it a better world.

Bush and Farm Walks
Stroll through our native bush walk. See towering Rimu trees (400 years old) and listen to the native birds. This is New Zealand almost as it was when the first people arrived. Take a walk around the farm. You can see out into Tasman Bay and into the National Park or into the heart of the Marahau Valley.

The Farm Park
Take the kids to the farm park where they can feed and pet the animals. Donkeys, Guniea fowl, Llamas, Alpaca, Sheep, Cows, Ducks, Pigs, Peacocks and Peahens, Rabbits and Chickens.

Independent Guides Kayaking
Mitch is based on the farm, a one man band with all your kayaking needs. His friendly manner and unsurpassed experience will see you into a stable and comfortable sea kayak for an unforgettable experience. The very best way to see the Abel Tasman National Park