Things to do in Akaroa

When we arrived, it was raining. We were asked if we wanted the activity moved indoors due to the weather, and we were offered a refund or a reschedule. We didn't reschedule. Although the activity was indoors, the alpacas were just as cute, our mood was just as good, and the activity was just as wonderful. Thank you for the cookies; they were delicious.

Highly recommended to visitors who are arriving in Christchurch looking for a unique adventure! Though a 1.5hrs drive away - the journey out at sea is worth your time. Was fortunate enough to spot 4 dolphins and the Captain also brought us near enough to the rocky edges to catch a glimpse of the seals up close! Oh and also special shout out our friendly Dolphin Dog Albie on board for being the sweetest fur baby :)

What an incredible experience. Swimming with the world’s smallest dolphins. They would come very close to you. The thick wetsuits helped keep you warm! A big thank you to the team who were honest and advised that the dolphins had not been playful recently, therefore offered us a free date change or refund. However we took that chance and they did come out and play. A highlight of our New Zealand trip!

For a young country like New Zealand, museums are mostly about Maori history.

This is a garden. The biggest feature here is the use of various colorful building materials, such as tiles, wood boards or mosaics to form all kinds of strange shapes, which are quite good.

Banks Peninsula in Akaroa is a very beautiful peninsula with beautiful natural scenery of the strait. Dolphins and whales often appear on the sea surface of Banks Peninsula, which is also an excellent place for whale watching. Don't miss it.

Christchurch, the largest city on New Zealand's South Island, nestled between mountains and the sea, offers panoramic views of the city and coastline from the cable car. We followed the directions a friend had sent us and arrived near the summit. A short climb up brought us to the cable car station. There's an observation deck and a cafe on the second floor. This way, we only had to buy a one-way ticket down the mountain, which was significantly cheaper. A Chinese staff member at the ticket office told us about a "Time Tunnel" car showcasing the history of Canterbury, New Zealand. If you take the No. 8 bus to the base of the mountain, you can take the cable car up and then back down—perhaps a classic way to enjoy the experience.

很好玩的一个体验，而且坐着电车绕城市看风景很轻松。我们都很高兴。在Trip平台买票也很方便，到地点就能轻松领取实体票然后上车，车上的领导也很细心的为每一个景点做介绍……👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻