Visitors enjoying the view from the northern lookout
Visiting group at Kaipupu Wildlife Sanctuary
Jetty and surrounding area at low tide
Dawn tour
Kaipupu WIldlife Sanctuary with visiting cruiseship in front
Visitors enjoying the view from the northern lookout
Piwakawaka (Fantail)
Oystercatcher
Shakespeare Bay, Picton, Picton, New Zealand.
Kaipupu Sanctuary is situated an easy ten minute boat ride from Picton. The bush clad hills are home to some of New Zealand's unique birdlife. A circular 2.7km walking track allows visitors to enjoy bird song, native bush and stunning views.
Kaipupu Sanctuary is situated an easy ten minute boat ride from Picton. The bush clad hills are home to some of New Zealand's unique birdlife. A circular 2.7km walking track allows visitors to enjoy bird song, native bush and stunning views.
Visitors enjoying the view from the northern lookout
Visiting group at Kaipupu Wildlife Sanctuary
Jetty and surrounding area at low tide
Dawn tour
Kaipupu WIldlife Sanctuary with visiting cruiseship in front
Visitors enjoying the view from the northern lookout
Piwakawaka (Fantail)
Oystercatcher
Situated at the head of Picton harbour in the Queen Charlotte Sound, Kaipupu Sanctuary feels a million miles away from the town, yet only takes 10 mins by boat. A 2.7km circular walking track takes visitors through native New Zealand bush with stunning views across the inner Marlborough Sounds. The Sanctuary is home to a variety of birds including tui, bellbird, kereru, fantail and little blue penguins. New Zealand fur seal also regularly visit the Sanctuary over winter.
Shakespeare Bay, Picton, Picton, New Zealand.
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