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| The coastal waters off Timaru, New Zealand, are the home to a diverse range of marine wildlife which is easily accessible at low cost for the enjoyment of young and old. Daily trips leave at 10:30 AM, in the New Zealand summer (October through to April). The best way to see our marine wildlife is by charter boat. South Canterbury's own "Caroline Cat" has daily cruises out of the Port of Timaru, so book a seat today. On a typical cruise, you will encounter a spectacular range of marine wildlife, matched only by the majestic scenery. From the sea, there is an unsurpassed view from the sweep of the coastline to the highest peak of the Southern Alps, Mount Cook, towering over the plains of South Canterbury. We frequently see: Also often seen: Occasionally, we also see fur seals, blue and yellow-eyed penguins. |
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