Abel Tasman National Park travel guide in New Zealand

Scenic spot introduction:

Abel Tasman National Park is New Zealand's smallest national park, located in the northwest of New Zealand's South Island. It is named after the Dutch navigator Abel Jansson Tasman. The coastline kisses the boundary of the park, and the granite and marble of the headland are scattered in a regenerated forest, showing strong beauty. Between the trees and the tidal shore are wonderful sandy beaches. Clear streams flow through mossy valleys and into the embrace of the sea. The Abel Tasman Coast Track, which runs through the park, is ranked as New Zealand's most beautiful and popular hiking route.

Attractions distribution:

Abel Tasman National Park is very suitable for hiking and exploring. The park has special hiking routes and the scenery along the way is stunning. Enter the park from Coquille Bay, take a sea taxi to the starting point of the hiking route, and start an adventure. The main attractions are Cracked Apple Stone, Sea Kayaking, Buck Bay, Tasman Sea, Mountain Falls, Shoals, Silver Fern, Sandfly Bay, Suspension Bridge, Midway Pool, Torrent Bay, Cleopatra Pool, etc.

Scenic spot features:

Hiking, photography, parks, suspension bridges, bays, waterfalls, forests