![[Picture]](https://bernies-journeys.at/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/2013-02-09.jpg "Onetahuti Beach")
Today I splashed out, and went on a full day kayaking trip in Abel Tasman National Park. The park is simply to beautiful to leave it after just two days.
The tour went to the same region I have already visited on foot (see also the map to the right with the hiking trail in red, and the kayaking route in blue). However, it gave me the opportunity to appreciate the beautiful coast line from the other side as well.
![[Picture]](../../../../regions/nz/south/thumb/ah.jpg "Little Blue Penguin")
Little Blue Penguin
We started the tour at Onetahuti Beach, which is situated in a marine reserve. Therefore, you can also find lots of fur seals and some Little Blue Penguins along the shore or in the water (especially around the rocky Tonga Island).
![[Picture]](../../../../regions/nz/south/thumb/af.jpg "Tonga Island")
![[Picture]](../../../../regions/nz/south/thumb/ag.jpg "Tonga Island")
Tonga Island
We spent our lunch break in Bark Bay, before continuing south. In the end, we sailed into Anchorage Bay.
![[Picture]](../../../../regions/nz/south/thumb/ai.jpg "Bark Bay")
Bark Bay
![[Picture]](../../../../regions/nz/south/thumb/aj.jpg "Sailing into Anchorage Bay")
Sailing into Anchorage Bay
Die Idee mit Segel aufspannen finde ich super 🙂 – und der Zwerpingu ist einfach nur niedlich
Ja, das Segeln war echt cool! 🙂