Safari Lodge
    Tongariro National Park, New Zealand

    Bob's Hut

    Bob's Hut, nestled within New Zealand's dramatic Tongariro National Park on the Southern

    Location

    Latitude

    -39.363850

    Longitude

    175.983290

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    Bob's Hut in Tongariro National Park

    Activities

    camp

    Nearest Airport

    Waiouru Airport

    NZRU
    29 km away

    Nearest International Airport

    Wellington International Airport

    WLG
    246 km away
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    Planning & reference

    Āpiti Conservation Area

    A highly protected offshore island, Kapiti Island is one of New Zealand's most important wildlife sanctuaries, accessible by permit only. It's a haven for rare and endangered native birds like the little spotted kiwi, takahē, hihi (stitchbird), and kākā, offering an immersive experience in a predator-free environment.

    Ngā Motu / Sugar Loaf Islands Conservation Park

    Ngā Motu / Sugar Loaf Islands Conservation Park is a protected area in New Zealand.

    Pūkaha / Mount Bruce National Wildlife Centre Reserve

    Located in the Wairarapa region, Pūkaha is a wildlife centre and forest reserve dedicated to breeding and protecting endangered native species. It offers close encounters with kiwi, tuatara, kākā, and the rare white kiwi, providing both conservation education and a chance to see these unique animals.

    Raukūmara Conservation Park

    Raukūmara Conservation Park is a protected area in New Zealand.

    Tongariro Conservation Area

    A dual UNESCO World Heritage site, Tongariro is famous for its three active volcanoes: Tongariro, Ngauruhoe, and Ruapehu. It offers incredible hiking, including the Tongariro Alpine Crossing, and is home to unique alpine flora and fauna, including several endemic bird species like the blue duck (whio) and North Island brown kiwi.

    Whakarewarewa Conservation Park

    Whakarewarewa Conservation Park is a protected area in New Zealand.

    Whanganui National Park

    Centered around the Whanganui River, this park is known for its deep river gorges, dense lowland forest, and rich Māori history. It's a significant area for native forest birds like the North Island brown kiwi, blue duck (whio), and kererū, offering unique opportunities for canoeing and jet boating through wilderness.

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