Whanganui National Park

What makes Whanganui National Park special is that it is a place to indulge bird lovers. Hike along the Whanganui Journey or Matemateaoonga Track for the chance to encounter Carrells, Fantails, Honey Sparrows, Robins, Grey Warblers, Green Tit , and even Blue Duck, etc. Overnight here, you may also hear the whispering of the North Island brown kiwi. The Whanganui River (Whanganui River) used to be the main route of communication between Maori and European colonists, and now it is an important way for tourists to explore Whanganui National Park. The river is 145 kilometers long, and if you want to kayak through the entire watershed, it will take about 5 days. If you want to take a jet boat deep into the hinterland of the park and see the Bridge To Nowhere, which has no roads at both ends, it will also be a rare travel memory.