Abel Tasman National Park is home to a rich variety of native birdlife, making it a haven for birdwatchers. Visitors may spot the melodic tūī and bellbird, the vibrant kererū (wood pigeon), and the curious weka. Along the coast, look for oystercatchers and pied shags. In forested areas, listen for the rare kaka and fantail. These birds thrive in the park’s protected environment, offering an enchanting soundtrack to every walk.
Just minutes from the Abel Tasman Coastal Track, the lodge offers a remote and spectacular coastline with magnificent scenery, wildlife and native terrain in pristine condition. The lodge ‘s 26 rooms consist of standard, superior and family suites featuring an ensuite, bar fridge and tea and coffee making facilities, with views of picturesque wetlands and native forest. All guests are encouraged to appreciate the natural surroundings.
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