Adventure Bookings

Bush Adventures

From guided bush tours with beautiful, old mataī and kahikatea trees, to wild animal watching and adrenalin filled hunting expeditions, let us create new experiences with you.

Ocean Expeditions

There's nothing better than being under the ocean and only hearing the ocean; add to at your own freshly caught kaimoana and life can't get any better - or healthier.
Simply get in touch here for more information or to answer all of your questions.

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"Tiakina te tai ao" (Cherish the environment)

"Tiakina te tai ao" (Cherish the environment)

It’s important to us that our manuhiri understand the impact of their choice to stay with us - from a socially and environmental stand point.

Please make good decisions when it comes to the products you buy, and if they are recyclable, please ensure they are cleaned and dropped into the correct bin - we will then take them to the recycling centre ourselves. 

If you wish to leave a little more behind to clothe Papatūānuku (the earth mother), and help te tai ao - the natural environment, you are more than welcome to plant a native tree (natives only) on the property.

Please Clean & Deposit your Recycling

Recycling Bins

Please Clean & Deposit your Recycling

Native Trees Planted

3,000+

Native Trees Planted

It’s important to us that our manuhiri understand the impact of their choice to stay with us - from a socially and environmental stand point.

Please make good decisions when it comes to the products you buy, and if they are recyclable, please ensure they are cleaned and dropped into the correct bin - we will then take them to the recycling centre ourselves. 

If you wish to leave a little more behind to clothe Papatūānuku (the earth mother), and help te tai ao - the natural environment, you are more than welcome to plant a native tree (natives only) on the property.

Hear from some of our visitors

Where to find us

Address
126 Kiwa Road, Mangāmāunu - Kaikōura, New Zealand

Email
escape@kiwaecoescapes.co.nz

"Me he manu motu i te māhanga."

(Like a bird escaped from the snare - free.)