Map of Abel Tasman National ParkPlan your own adventure - check out our detailed map of Abel Tasman National Park and walking times to decide what package will suit you.With Abel Tasman Coachlines you can have it all - premium destinations, effortless booking, attentive service, all the freedom and independence you enjoy, and complete comfort and convenience. |
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Walking Times for tracks in Abel Tasman National Park
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Marahau to Anchorage |
3.5 - 4 hours |
10 km |
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Anchorage to Bark Bay |
3.5 - 4 hours |
9 km |
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Bark Bay to Onetahuti |
2 hours |
5 - 6 km |
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Onetahuti to Awaroa |
2 hours |
3 km |
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Awaroa to Totaranui |
2 hours |
7 km |
Facts you should know about the Abel Tasman National Park
- It is the smallest and most popular National Park in New Zealand, consisting of 22,530 hectares
- The park was established as such in 1942, three hundred years after its namesake was the first European to visit New Zealand
- With over 2,200 hours of sunshine annually the coast of Abel Tasman National Park is one of the country’s sunniest spots
- It is also internationally renowned for its unique coastal scenery, all fully accessible on foot or by sea
- Each year over 27,000 visitors stay overnight in one of the park’s eight huts, with many more making single day excursions
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