Maori Rock Carvings Package
GUEST FAVOURITE
TIME: allow 8 hours (6 hours riding / paddling time)
BIKE: W2K trail (Kinloch to Whakaipo Bay) – 13 km, 2 to 2.5 hours. Grade 3
KAYAK: Whakaipo Bay to Acacia Bay – 3 to 4 hours
LUNCH & REFRESHMENTS
Our Maori Carvings Explorer package is without a doubt the best way to experience the spectacular scenery from the Great Lake Trail, and see the amazing Maori Rock Carvings at Mine Bay by water.
In one day, you will enjoy a leisurely 2-2.5 hour mountain-bike ride, and 4 hours kayaking on the crystal clear waters of Lake Taupo.
You will meet us at our base in Acacia Bay, where we will load your bike then set off by road to Kinloch, to ride W2K (Kinloch to Whakaipo Bay) section of the Great Lake Trail.
Mason’s Rock Package
TIME: allow 8 hours (6 hours riding / paddling time)
BIKE: Orakau & K2K (Kawakawa Bay to Kinloch trail) – 19.5km, 3 to 3.5 hours. Grade 3
KAYAK: Kinloch to Whakaipo Bay – 2.5 to 3 hours
LUNCH & REFRESHMENTS
Mason’s Rock Explorer Package is without a doubt the best way to experience the spectacular scenery from the Great New Zealand Cycle Trail, and see the Mason’s Rock – which resembles a fantails tail by water.
In one day, you will enjoy a leisurely 2.5 – 3 hour mountain-bike ride, and a 2.5 – 3 hours kayaking on the crystal clear waters of Lake Taupo.
You will meet us at our base in Acacia Bay, where we will load your bike then set off by road to Whangamata road car park, to ride Orakau and K2K (kawakawa Bay to Kinloch) section of the Great Lake Trail.
Explorer Package
TIME: allow 8 hours (6 hours riding / paddling time)
BIKE: W2K trail (Kinloch to Whakaipo Bay) – 13 km, 2 to 2.5 hours. Grade 3
KAYAK:Whakaipo Bay back to Kinloch 2.5 – 3 hours
LUNCH & REFRESHMENTS
Our Explorer package is without a doubt the best way to experience the spectacular scenery from the Great New Zealand Cycle Trail, and phenomenal views of the stunning Lake Taupo region.
In one day, you will enjoy a leisurely 2-3 hour mountain-bike ride, and 3 hours kayaking on the crystal clear waters of Lake Taupo.
