Youth Hostel in Kaikoura
Travel Tips for Kaikoura YHA (Page 1/1)
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13 Oct 2011 Kath, England & Wales:
The Kaikoura Seafood Shack around the coast on the way to the seals.....crayfish about 50% cheaper than in town and great atmosphere |
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13 Oct 2011 Kath, England & Wales:
Kayaking......dusky dolphins come to the kayaks to play - amazing! Surfing - he really does get EVERYONE standing! |
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13 Oct 2011 Kath, England & Wales:
Anywhere in NZ - it is amazing....! |
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08 May 2011 Christian, USA:
Go from the hostel 2 + km around the bay into the town. Near the end of the short line of shops and restaurants, there is a fish and chips place on the right. Great owner, good food, large portions, best price in town. The building is painted white. |
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08 May 2011 Christian, USA:
If you are a goofy kid, you shouldn't even go to Kiakoura. There is no nightlife to speak of there. Listen to the surf, make dinner in the hostel's fantastic kitchen, talk to the other travelors. |
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08 May 2011 Christian, USA:
Don't miss Kuini. She's the manager (I think), and she's the best! In addition to being very smart with a fun and wry sense of humor, she has the rare quality of being both helpful AND competent. She will book your activities and transports seamlessly door to door and get it right. Do NOT miss a walk along the peninsula. On the rocky shore with the seals or high on the cliffs for the great view, the peninsula is not to be missed. Finally, do not miss the kitchen gatherings. If you have the quality of maturity and need a place to chill, come to this hostel, hang out in the kitchen and recharge. |
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08 May 2011 Christian, USA:
Tired of being solicited for tours every moment of your stay in New Zealand? Go to Wellington. It is good city and a real city with real people. You can purchase goods at fair prices - much lower than in all the endless skydive/bungee places on the south. |
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HI Hostel Kaikoura YHABreathe the fresh air of the South Pacific Ocean at this modern beachfront hostel. With the everchanging dining room ‘living picture’ window, view the mountains across the sea or relax in our courtyard/pergola area. Explore the Kaikoura Peninsula, bird sanctuary and fur seal colonies, or take a trip out to sea on one of the many marine life cruises. | more...... |

