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To celebrate Mother's Day this year we are giving away a DOUBLE PASS. To enter, tag a deserving mother on our Facebook or Instagram Mother's Day post. Entries close Friday 8th May 2020. The winner will be announced Saturday the 9th of May 2020.
Between September 2019 to March 2020 we offered guests the opportunity to be part of the Port Hills Revegetation Project - Te Kākahu Kahukura restoration project which also helped mitigate the carbon emissions produced by our experience. A total of $1,680 was raised and went directly towards planting and managing the native podocarp trees.
Last week we saw this inspiring colouring competition so we have decided to do something similar for our followers/fans. The rules are simple, get colouring, post a picture of your child's or your own finished piece on either your Instagram grid or Facebook wall with the hashtag #AkaroaDolphins and tag @AkaroaDolphins to be in to win a FAMILY PASS on our cruise.
The White-flippered penguin is one of the smallest and rarest penguins in the world. It is endemic to Canterbury, New Zealand and breeds only on the Banks Peninsula and Motunau Island, where there is roughly around 4000 pairs nesting.
The Hector’s dolphins are one of the smallest and rarest dolphin species in the world, endemic only to New Zealand, and nationally endangered. Out of roughly 10,000, there’s about 1100 of them living around Banks Peninsula and Akaroa Harbour.
The New Zealand fur seal, also named “kekeno” is the most common seal in New Zealand. In the 18th century, these seals were hunted by European sealers for their fur and blubber, which almost drove them to extinct. Since 1894 the NZ fur seals have been fully protected by the Marine Mammal Protection Act. Today there are more than 200,000 fur seals and they thrive around the rocky shores of New Zealand.
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