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Tasman Bay Cruising Club Inc, Nelson, New Zealand
Tasman Bay Cruising Club Inc is located on New Zealand’s South Island, in Nelson. One of the sunniest cities in New Zealand, Nelson is the perfect base to set out exploring the Abel Tasman National Park, a coastal paradise that you can walk through or view by cruise boat, sailing catamaran, water taxi or sea kayak. Open all year-round, the coastal track links a multitude of coves with golden sand and granite cliffs. West of Nelson you’ll find the beach towns of Marahau and Kaiteriteri, bathed by the clear blue-green waters of Tasman Bay. Both offer water taxis and kayak tours to Abel Tasman National Park. Further north is Collingwood, a quiet town at the western end of State Highway 60, that offers a large variety of activities for nature lovers. From here you can explore the Heaphy Track in the Kahurangi National Park or the beautiful Aorere Valley; kayak or paddle around Ruataniwha Inlet. Other local activities include studying minerals at Rockville, horse treks along Wharariki Beach, where there’s a seal colony, or visiting the Rawhiti Caves in Golden Bay.
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Attractions in Nelson
Nelson is a region located in the Northwestern part of the South Island in New Zeeland. The most prominent city in the region is Nelson where all the major economic and cultural activities are carried out. This is one of the most flourishing areas of New Zeeland due to its coastal position which makes it a recurrent destination for tourists.
The area was originally inhabited by the Māori population. In the 17th century, the first European navigators set foot on the island; these were a Dutch crew led by Abel Tasman, an explorer. In the 18th century, Captain James Cook also visited these parts, following the French exploration in the 19th century. In the second half of the 19th century, the British colonists established their first settlement called Nelson aiming to exploit the arable lands of the area.
Nowadays the region is a developed economic center. One of the main sources of income is the region’s tourism; ...
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