

by Kaikoura Llama Trekking
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.NZ$498This half-day llama trekking tour lasts about three and a half hours along Kaikoura Bay and its surrounding beaches. Participants walk alongside their own llama, which carries belongings in two saddle bags while being led on a lead. The trek follows beaches, boardwalks, and coastal paths with mountain views. Visitors stop at Ohau Point Seal Colony for about 20 minutes to observe seals in their natural environment. An experienced guide assists guests in bonding with their intelligent llama and provides information about Kaikoura's local history, including the 2016 earthquake. Tea, coffee, and snacks are included. Riding the llamas is not permitted.
Ohau Point Seal Colony
Spend about 20 minutes watching seals in their natural habitat at Ohau Point Seal Colony.
20 min
Llama Trek Along Kaikoura Bay Coastline
Trek with your own llama along the Kaikoura Bay and Peninsula coastline, walking on beaches and boardwalks with views of the surrounding mountains.
Walk Along Kaikoura Main Beaches
The trek includes walking along the main beaches of Kaikoura, crossing some flat areas and a few rocky sections.
Small clock tower, (next to charging station), in main car park, (furthest end from the toilets), opposite District Council Offices & Museum, West End, Kaikoura town centre.
End point
Small clock tower, (next to charging station), in main car park, (furthest end from the toilets), opposite District Council Offices & Museum, West End, Kaikoura town centre.


by Kaikoura Llama Trekking
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.NZ$498This half-day llama trekking tour lasts about three and a half hours along Kaikoura Bay and its surrounding beaches. Participants walk alongside their own llama, which carries belongings in two saddle bags while being led on a lead. The trek follows beaches, boardwalks, and coastal paths with mountain views. Visitors stop at Ohau Point Seal Colony for about 20 minutes to observe seals in their natural environment. An experienced guide assists guests in bonding with their intelligent llama and provides information about Kaikoura's local history, including the 2016 earthquake. Tea, coffee, and snacks are included. Riding the llamas is not permitted.
Ohau Point Seal Colony
Spend about 20 minutes watching seals in their natural habitat at Ohau Point Seal Colony.
20 min
Llama Trek Along Kaikoura Bay Coastline
Trek with your own llama along the Kaikoura Bay and Peninsula coastline, walking on beaches and boardwalks with views of the surrounding mountains.
Walk Along Kaikoura Main Beaches
The trek includes walking along the main beaches of Kaikoura, crossing some flat areas and a few rocky sections.
Small clock tower, (next to charging station), in main car park, (furthest end from the toilets), opposite District Council Offices & Museum, West End, Kaikoura town centre.
End point
Small clock tower, (next to charging station), in main car park, (furthest end from the toilets), opposite District Council Offices & Museum, West End, Kaikoura town centre.