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Kayaking is an incredible way to see some of the most beautiful natural destinations in the world, be it the fjords of New Zealand or the icebergs in Greenland. There is something unique in the vision of these world-famous places from the water.

Now that you have received many tips on your kayak course for beginners, you have purchased your essential kayak kit and have seen all the kayak videos you can find on the Internet: it is time to make your kayak adventure a reality. Which one will you choose first?

Not without first enjoying this video, where you can enjoy the adventure of the kayaking in New Zealand from start to finish. These guys have decided to embark on a trip from England to New Zealand, and they visited amazing places to enjoy the wonders of kayaking on its shores.


With amazing landscapes and abundant wildlife, New Zealand is a perfect place to practice sea kayaking with about 150 islands to explore, it is hard to beat as a full sea kayak destination. You’ll find quiet, warm-weather options (particularly on the North Island), as well as white-knuckled paddles at more extreme places like Fiordland, the North Island Waterpark, the Bay of Islands, offering everything from sport fishing and diving even swimming with dolphins.

In the Cook Strait and you can choose between two kayak areas on the northern tip of the South Island. Base in Picton or Havelock to venture into the labyrinth of bays and inlets that comprise Malborough Sounds and head to Marahau or Totaranui, you will enter the Abel Tasman National Park with its sandy beaches and estuaries lined with forests.

In the southwest of the South Island of New Zealand, you will find some of the most beautiful fjords in the world. Milford Sound is one of the most famous, surrounded by imposing lush green peaks. The writer Rudyard Kipling described it as the “eighth wonder of the world”. You can see why. Milford Kayaks from Rosco is the sea kayak business operated by the longest-lived owner in New Zealand. You can row these waters with an experienced Rosco team guide from NZ $ 109 per person.

Fiordland is the mecca of marine kayakers, with paddling a bit more challenging in Milford and Doubtful Sounds, while Paterson Inlet in Stewart Island promises hard souls close encounters with marine life and the opportunity to visit some of the oldest forests and intact of New Zealand.

But, do not waste any more time and enjoy the experience that Sean Elliott share with us, and if you decide to follow their steps, we recommend you bring a pair of waterproof binoculars, so you can enjoy the extraordinary variety of marine life you will find !.