5 day(s)
English
Included
Free night accommodation at Owhango Base before departure
Paddle through serene river stretches, forests, and dramatic bends
Visit Mangapurua Landing and “Bridge to Nowhere”
Choice of multiple campsites including Tieke Kainga or Bridge to Nowhere Lodge
Free shuttle to start and end points
This activity is managed by our trusted partner FareHarbor.
Additional taxes and fees may apply — total shown at checkout.
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Free cancellation and unlimited rescheduling leads to total flexibility while you plan your travels
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Experience a relaxed and immersive 5-day canoe adventure from Ohinepane to Pipiriki, ideal for those who want to truly enjoy the scenery. Paddle at a comfortable pace through the heart of Whanganui National Park, surrounded by lush forests, serene pools, and dramatic river bends. With multiple campsites along the way, each day offers opportunities to rest, swim, and connect with nature while exploring one of New Zealand’s most iconic waterways. Highlights include the Mangapurua Landing and the “Bridge to Nowhere” walk, a poignant glimpse into the region’s history and cultural heritage.
This journey is perfect for families, couples, friends, and beginners seeking a moderate paddling challenge. The free night accommodation at Owhango Base prior to departure, combined with flexible campsite options along the river, ensures a comfortable and convenient start. Enjoy the freedom of self-guided exploration with detailed safety briefings, river maps, and essential equipment included, while still experiencing the cultural richness and natural tranquility of the Whanganui River.
Free night accommodation at Owhango Base
Canoe/Kayak and associated gear
Life Jackets
Barrels for safe storage
Small dry bag for safe storage of valuables
Free shuttle from Owhango Adventures Base to journey start
Free shuttle from journey end to Owhango Adventures Base
Safe vehicle parking at Owhango Base
Detailed safety brief
Detailed river maps
Guide
Camping Equipment
Epirb/GPS/Emergency Locator Beacon
Campsites on the river
Helmets
Gratuities
Tent
Pots, pans, utensils, can opener, and dishwashing materials
Gas cooker, matches or lighter
Enough food for the trip plus extra day, and snacks
Toilet paper, torch/headlamp, batteries
Canoeing clothing and camping clothes
Swimwear, towel, and warm change of clothes
Shorts and track suit/poly-pro pants
Shoes for canoeing and separate camp shoes
Sleeping bag and sleeping mat
Reusable water bottle
Sunglasses, sun hat, waterproof jacket
2-3 polypropylene or woolen tops
Spare plastic bags for clothing and garbage
Insect repellent & water-resistant sunscreen
EPIRB or GPS communicator
Check-in self-service at Owhango Base after 4pm; late arrivals okay
Even in warmer months, the temperature of the water can be quite cold
Bring a water bottle to stay hydrated
Confirmation will be received at time of booking
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