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20keitht

I did the trip on the tractor a few years ago. It was an amazing experience and was up there among the best of my time in New Zealand. The guy driving the tractor was an absolute scream and did not disappoint his captive audience. The walk/climb up to the gannet colony was spectacular although it was also quite tough and not for the unfit. On arrival the sight of all the gannets is stunning(although a bit smelly). I have great memories of this trip,one of them was getting soaked by the Pacific Ocean courtesy of our tour guide. Absolutely brilliant.

stuartt931

Took a bus to see Gannet colonies. It was worth the effort. We took lots of good photos. It was a little chilly.

mosmanite

I used to travel out to the Cape as a young boy. My dad even used to drive the tractors out there before the overland track existed. I used to love heading out there during school holidays for a swim and some fishing. Having been back there recently it is still just as I remembered. I still prefer going along the beach as opposed to overland. It is fun having to beat the tide to get out there! There are a few things you need to before you head out, and after reading some of the reviews it is obvious that these things are clear:1) Cape Kidnappers is not accessible by car - you either need to park at the dodgy looking camping ground (with its deliverance-esque inhabitants) and walk along the beach, or you need to book on one of the tour trips at Hasting or Napier information centres.2) If you are taking the beach then it is only accessible during low tide. If you are walking then you need to leave about 2 hours before low tide and head back just after low tide. If you don't then you may be stuck there for the night. 3) The gannets smell - they are wild birds and aren't toilet trained so be prepared. 4) If you are walking then let someone know that you are going. The beach is exposed and windswept so it is best done on a fine sunny day but the weather can change out there pretty quickly. When you get to the end of the Cape there is a track up and over that brings you to the Gannet colony. From there you have awesome views back to Napier, across to Mahia and down the coast to Waimarama and Ocean Beach. Enjoy!

JonathonSwitzerland

arriving here was a real treat 8,000 acres of private farm land golf wild life comfortable lodge and the best food served so far on North Island .An expensive but excellent experience well worth the money .Very good cellar and knowledgable sommelier.well worth a visit

40nancym

We went to the gannet colony by van arranged by the cruise company. We got to see one colony up close and two more from afar. We also got to see the beautiful landscape and here the stories from the knowledgable van drivers lastly we made a stop to see the club house of the exclusive golf course. I took some pictures of some kiwi sculptures. While I'm usually only interested in penguins this was a very enjoyable morning. Although it would not have been as much fun without the knowledgeable guides.

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