Top Nelson Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises

Experience the thrill of Nelson’s renowned trails with a Half-Day Electric Mountain Bike Rental. Ideal for both beginners and advanced riders, this rental features premium full-suspension Santa Cruz Vala Alloy eMTBs, equipped with full-power Bosch Performance Line CX motor 120Nm max torque, 750W Max power, 600% Max support factor and 600Wh batteries, allowing you to navigate diverse terrains comfortably. Enjoy 4 hours of riding at your own pace, exploring trails like Codgers or the Coppermine Trail while benefiting from custom bike fittings tailored to your preferences. - Choose between morning or afternoon sessions to fit your schedule - Includes a complimentary helmet, digital trail map, and personalized setup (including pedal choice and brake-side) - Suitable for individuals and groups, with expert trail advice available - Explore over 400 km of trails designed for all skill levels - Upgrade your experience by adding a qualified and experienced mountain bike Coach or Guide

Discover the best of over 400 kilometers of exhilarating mountain bike trails in Nelson with a 3-Day Shuttle MTB Weekend. Tailored for groups of four or more, this package includes seamless airport transfers, expert guidance, and customized trail selections to match your group's skill level. Ride iconic spots like Wairoa Gorge, Cable Bay Adventure Park, Fringed Hill and more, all while enjoying the convenience of dedicated shuttles that maximize your riding time without the hassle of logistics. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced rider, your expert coaches are on hand to guide you to the best trails and give you helpful hints and tips. - Minimum group size of four riders, accommodating larger groups - Includes airport pick-up, drop-off, and three days of shuttled riding - Customizable trail options for all skill levels from beginner to expert - Optional add-ons include bike rentals, coaching, and snack packages

Walk, kayak and relax on this 3 Day/2 Night journey into Abel Tasman National Park. No need to give up modern comforts. Stay at our Beachfront Eco-Lodges, Torrent Bay Lodge and Meadowbank Homestead at Awaroa, with ensuite rooms, hot showers and delicious meals cooked for you. We take care of the details, so you get to escape from stress, revive your senses and reconnect with what’s important to you. Discover how life just seems better here.

Enhance your mountain biking skills with personalized coaching in the stunning trails of Nelson, New Zealand. These Private Half-Day MTB Coaching Sessions cater to individuals or small groups, providing expert instruction tailored to your specific goals and skill levels. With access to the exclusive 'Field of Dreams' training facility or any of Nelson's six mountain bike parks, you’ll practice techniques in a safe environment before tackling more challenging terrains. The experienced coaches break down complex skills into manageable steps, ensuring a supportive atmosphere for learning and confidence-building. Whether you wish to master jumps or refine cornering, this coaching session is designed to progress you towards your full potential on the trails.

Begin with a shuttle ride into the picturesque Tasman hills, where the journey kicks off at the entrance to the iconic Spooner's Tunnel. Cycle along a thrilling 50km on and off-road trail that winds through vibrant hop fields, lush forests and charming villages, all while following the historic railway route, adorned with informative panels. A standout moment is the exhilarating passage through Spooner’s Tunnel, the longest cycle tunnel in the southern hemisphere, where you'll navigate through complete darkness with provided lights. Conclude your ride at local taverns, savoring a refreshing craft beer to celebrate your adventure.

Skip the crowded ferry around Abel Tasman National Park and choose a more hands-on, down-to-earth way of exploring the coast on this waka paddling tour. Paddle up to Toka Ngawhā (Split Apple Rock) with your small group and immerse yourself in Māori culture and customs along the way, learning karakia, paddle commands and a waka salute – all in te reo Māori.