Things to do in Motueka To Abel Tasman
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Shoreline
A spiffy, modern cafe-bar-restaurant right on the beach. Punters chill on the sunny deck, lingering over panini, pizzas, pasta or fresh fish, but you can also just pop in for coffee and a jumbo muffin. Erratic winter hours; take-away booth out the back.
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Park Café
Pretty much on the start of the Abel Tasman Coast Track, this breezy, licensed cafe is perfectly placed for fuelling up or restoring the waistline. High-calorie options include egg breakfast, fat cake, toasted sandwiches, nachos and pizza. Fine views and decent drinks make this a good spot for your sundowner.
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Hooked on Marahau
This place has the natives hooked – dinner reservations are prudent. The art-bedecked interior (local stuff) opens onto an outdoor terrace with meal-distracting views. Lunch lurks around sandwiches and salads, while the dinner menu hauls up fresh fish of the day, green-lipped mussels and NZ lamb.
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Marahau Horse Treks
If you’re in an equine state of mind, Marahau Horse Treks on Sandy Bay Rd, offers you a chance to belt along the beach on a horse, your hair streaming out behind you (children’s pony rides $30 to $35, two-hour rides $80 to $85).
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Pegasus Park
If you’re in an equine state of mind, Pegasus Park on Sandy Bay Rd, offers you the chance to belt along the beach on a horse, your hair streaming out behind you (children’s pony rides $30 to $35, two-hour rides $80 to $85).
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Beached Whale
Adjacent to Kaiteri Lodge, Beached Whale is a casual, family-friendly affair serving palatable mains (wood-fired pizzas, steaks, fish and chips), with the lodge owner strumming a guitar most evenings. Closed May to September.
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Abel Tasman Mountain Biking
Abel Tasman Mountain Biking offers two-wheeled options for experiencing the Abel Tasman area, Kaiteriteri MTB Park, and Canaan Downs/Rameka Track.
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