Abel Tasman
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Abel Tasman National Park is New Zealand's smallest national park, established in 1942 and named after the Dutch explorer Abel Tasman. It features golden beaches, sculpted granite cliffs, and a world famous coastal track, and is located at the top of South Island's coast with the nearest towns of Motueka, Takaka, and Kaiteriteri. The park offers walks, boats, kayaking, lodges and is home to various bird and marine wildlife, and is protected for conservation as a national park owned by the New Zealand government.
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Abel Tasman
- 1. size 22,530 hectares new Zealand smallest national park.
- 2. History Established in 1942 it is named after Dutch explorer , Abel Tasman
- 3. LAND MARKS Golden beaches sculptured granite cliffs world famous cost track.
- 4. Where it is located at the top of the south island .The nearest towns are motueka ,takaka and kaiteriteri.
- 5. Walks, boats, kayaking ,lodges, tourist can Book fabulous holidays in Abel Tasman
- 6. Tui and bell bird shags gannets little blue penguins and fur seal.
- 7. A national park is a reserve of land usually protected from humans and pollution ,They are owned and looked after by the government
- 8. By Felix and Monty