The unique four day tramp across farmland and Hinewhai Reserve, covers 35 kilometres of spectacular volcanic coastline, fringing a marine mammal sanctuary around the South East bays of Banks Peninsula not previously accessible to the public. View from the Banks Peninsula Track Sleeping bags, tramping boots, food and adequate clothing for all weather is required. As the track climbs from sea level to over 600 metres twice, and features rugged exposed headlands, a reasonable level of fitness is required. Trampers undertake the track at their own risk.
Gas stoves, lighting, hot water and a log burner.
Electric stove, lights and hot water, shower. Open fire-place and log burner, gas cooking, candles, electrically heated showers, flush toilets, bath under the stars. Stony Bay - Two day hut. One roomed cottage with a cottage garden, wood stove, double mattress in the loft, gas cooking, candles and bath under the stars. Stony Bay has a small supply shop.