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…in the country, with 239 rapids and stunning bush scenery. There are many ways to explore the Whanganui River—jet boat, kayak, canoe, raft, paddle steamer—or on the end of a fly-fishing rod. You can also follow the trail to the mysterious 'Bridge to Nowhere', built across the Mangapurua…
…city that serves the thriving farming and university community. The mighty Waikato river is best experienced from the deck of a classic paddle steamer. While the world passes by, an interesting commentary will tell you about local landmarks, the history of the region and riverbank life. As…
…include: * Boating * Fishing * Canoeing, kayaking * Jet boating, jet skiing * White water rafting * Riverside walks * Ride the Whanganui River Paddle Steamer * Swimming The Whanganui River passes through the stunning Whanganui River National Park, which offers its own set of activities: * Visit…
…jet boat, or canoe or kayak downstream over gentle rapids. Other activities include: * Take a gentle trip on the restored Whanganui River Paddle Steamer, the PS Waimarie * Find the Bridge to Nowhere. A jet boat trip is followed by a guided walk to the bridge * Catch the Whanganui River Mail…
…by jet boat, or canoe or kayak downstream over gentle rapids. Other activities include: * Take a gentle trip on the restored Whanganui River Paddle Steamer, the PS Waimarie * Find the Bridge to Nowhere. A jet boat trip is followed by a guided walk to the bridge * Catch the Whanganui River Mail Run�a…
…amazing scenery to show you. * Travel by jet boat or canoe downstream over gentle rapids * Take a gentle trip on the restored Whanganui River Paddle Steamer, the PS Waimarie * Find the Bridge to Nowhere on foot or by mountain bike. The easy way is a jet boat trip followed by a guided walk to the…
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