Top Greymouth Day Trips

Active, nature-loving travelers will enjoy this small-group day tour that includes two of Hokitika’s highlights. Start at the Treetop Walk, where you can follow a 1,476-foot (450-meter) long, 65-foot (20-meter) high steel walkway through the canopy, enjoying the sweeping views. Continue to the dazzling Hokitika Gorge, where you’ll be amazed by the turquoise color of the water. Stretch your legs on a guided walk through the forest.

This single-day self-guided cycle adventure travels through the heart of the West Coast on one of the most scenic sections of the Wilderness Trail, blending native forests, tranquil rivers, and picturesque lakes. Experience this must-do West Coast biking adventure with Kiwi Journeys, a Qualmark Gold endorsed operator. Spot juvenile Kea, New Zealand's famous alpine parrots, in Kawhaka Pass. Ride along the historic Kaniere Water Race, hand-dug in 1875. Explore Hokitika's local art and craft shops or unwind in a charming café. This tour is a perfect blend of rugged landscapes, pristine views, quaint history and crafty towns.

This tour offers the best of the central West Coast including the most seen hot spots and all in a day! Perfect if you have short time on the West Coast and want to see as much as possible. Please contact us direct if you are a single person bookings for us to check availability of tour.

This tour lets you discover the breathtaking West Coast Wilderness Trail at your own pace. First up, a guided walk of the Hokitika Gorge the its stunning turquoise waters is a highlight. Then marvel at the natural wonder of Dorothy Falls, before venturing along the Wilderness Trail on your self-guided eBike ride. The trail is mostly flat or downhill, making it perfect for a family-friendly adventure. Soak in the lush native forest surroundings, and picturesque Lake Kaniere. There's a charming stop at Hans Bay then a ride alongside the historic water race built in 1875, surrounded by native flora and scenic landscapes. Complete the journey in Hokitika, exploring local craft stores, galleries, and cosy cafes.