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An oddity that works. The Scots did their best to tame the beast but wildlife still prevails. Get a hip flask of whisky, a kilt and stride the coast with purpose. Meditative Milford - Get yourself in a zen state as this place is intense. Once the tour buses depart by 4pm, the locals are in their element including sandflies.
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Open Map. Motueka is the largest town close to the Park and is just a 20 minute drive from its golden sand beaches. Try the Camping NZ app in your browser now. Really helpful staff and very knowledgable. English girl behind the counter helped me book a few things. She was so helpful and a great sense of humour. Definitely recommend booking through these guys as they find you great deals.
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Had a wonderful experience with Motueka I-site, specifically with Sheryl who works there who inspired us to book a helicopter trip with Reid Helicopters. It was one of the most amazing experiences and we can't thank her enough for organising it all and helping it to run smoothly! Thank you! Each camping location is approved by a regional council in NZ. Totally disgusted.
They charge you to print a receipt for campsite bookings! Money grab! It would've cost 5 bucks because it had a few lines I coloured ink on it, but another clerk said to just charge for black and white. Careful when you print because it's defaulted to print in colour. So great. Helped us book our entire Abel Tasman trip including camping, kayak and water taxi. Incredibly efficient, helpful. Short but to the point and I felt satisfied with our Abel Tasman booking! Avoid camping penalties using this council approved app. Featuring offline maps.
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We needed information about the Abel Tasman Coast track and we wrote to Motueka i-site. They were really effective, quick and helpful. They advise us about the best way to do he track according to our disponibility. They also did the whole booking of huts and water taxis for us for free. We are really pleased with them.
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