Environmental Policy

As Kaitiaki (guardians) of our piece of the East Coast we endeavor to ensure that we have little impact on the Moana (sea) and the mammals and sea life we interact with

Current Policies include

Educate visitors on environmental and cultural issues within our experience
Encourage Recycling by our visitors whilst onsite
Do regular Beach clean ups at Tatapouri
Maintain a safe working environment for both staff and our visitors adhering to our Health and Safety policies
Comply with Qualmark Assessments and continue to maintain status or improve our current standards and status
Work with the Department of Conservation and other agencies to protect the species on our tour and in Tatapouri
Blue Penguin conservation and habitat
Investigate and research any ideas generated by our staff around environmental performance
Follows Tourism New Zealand’s 100% Pure Campaign and Tiaki

What our previous guests have said

Took UK visitors to this attraction. Rustic I would say in the nicest way as that is part of the charm. There were three of us and a school group came along a little later. A suitable safety brief was given and waders were supplied. Short walk out but there is a banana boat available for those who may find walking difficult. The guides have plenty of knowledge and shared it with us. The king fish and stingrays swam right up to, around and behind us and even between our legs. We didn’t feed the stingrays but I’m sure we would have if we asked so please ask to,do,so. Great attraction

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