360 Panoramic Photos – Abel Tasman National Park

The Abel Tasman Coast Track is a popular walkway that follows the coastline and is one of the Department of Conservation’s Great Walks. Golden beaches, crystal clear waters and coastal forest, Abel Tasman National Park is the smallest of New Zealand’s National Parks. The Park was founded in 1942 and it is named after Abel Tasman, who in 1642 became the first European explorer to sight New Zealand and who anchored nearby in Golden Bay. Located between Golden Bay and Tasman Bay – Tasman – New Zealand.

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Pano 1 – Marahau Information Kiosk – Abel Tasman National Park

 

Pano 2 – Walkway on Sandy Bay – Abel Tasman Coast Track

 

Pano 3 – Abel Tasman Walkway – Abel Tasman Coast Track

 

Pano 4 – Coast Track – Abel Tasman Walkway

 

Pano 5 – Culvert Creek – Abel Tasman Walkway

 

Pano 6 – Enjoy the View – Abel Tasman Walkway

 

Pano 7 – Enjoy the Beach – Abel Tasman Coast Track

 

Pano 8 – Mamaku Black Tree Fern – Abel Tasman Coast Track

 

Pano 9 – View at Sandy Bay – Abel Tasman Coast Track

 

Pano 10 – Stu’s Lookout – Abel Tasman Coast Track

 

Pano 11 – Stu’s Lookout to Porter’s Beach – Abel Tasman Walkway

 

Pano 12 – Porter’s Beach – Abel Tasman Walkway

 

Pano 13 – Ducks going to Porter’s Beach – Abel Tasman Walkway

360 Panos created by © Christian Kleiman