Arrow Motel Apartments

17/04/2024

Kaiteriteri-Kaiteretere from a birds eye view
Anne

21/11/2022

Kaiteriteri is an immensely popular summer destination with people of all ages coming from all corners to enjoy our golden beaches. The range of activities they enjoy here are vast, ranging from paddling and swimming to using water toys, paddleboards, kayaks, canoes, rafts, windsurfers, dinghies and water skiing.

Personal watercraft and runabouts transit through the bay to and from the ramp at the north-western end of the main beach and must remain within the clearly marked access lane. There is also significant commercial vessel activity to be aware of.

To ensure opportunities for all people to enjoy a range of activities in and on the water at Kaiteriteri as safely as is practical, we have allocated specific spaces for specific use.

Here are a few tips so everyone keeps safe on the water this summer:
- Try to avoid launching and retrieving from the Kaiteriteri ramp during spring low tides due to the low ramp angle and surrounding rocks.
- Jet skis are prohibited from towing water skiers within the water ski area.
- Jet skis may not be used at more than 5 knots in Kaiteriteri Bay.
- Kayaks and swimmers may not use or pass through the water skiing area when it is in use.
- Boats may not pass through the swimming area at any time.
- Vessels may not anchor unattended in either of the access lanes.
- Swimmers using the lagoon channel need to be aware of strong currents on the outgoing tide.

The rules are covered fully in our Navigation Safety Bylaw on our website, visit tasman.govt.nz/boating-and-fishing.

26/09/2022

Finally more daylight in the day to explore every nook and cranny of our region. 🤗

📸🙏 Kaiteriteri Beach

16/09/2022

Nothing beats meeting your friends at the beach for a good run-around! We are so lucky to have Tahunanui beach on our doorstep, providing an incredible playground for residents and visitors alike.

Rio knows what good times look like - Are you heading to the beach this weekend? Are you brave enough to get in? 🌊

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29/06/2022

23/06/2022

11/05/2022

📍Abel Tasman National Park
Golden sand, crystal water, beautiful cloud formations, sweet bird-song and native coastal forests are just a few reasons to experience Abel Tasman National Park.

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02/05/2022

A very special place to visit. 20 minutes from the Arrow Motel.

❓ DID YOU KNOW ❓ Nelson is the home to the South Island's largest fenced sanctuary for endangered plants and creatures? The Brook Waimārama Sanctuary is a unique haven where you can re-connect with nature and re-energise yourself. Choose from several tracks to meander through the bush, or take a guided tour to learn the history and vision while listening and looking out for the many bird species of the sanctuary.

📍The Brook Waimārama Sanctuary 👉 https://bit.ly/3OQwgmU
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21/03/2022

Birds eye view of Awaroa Bay 😍

Experience Nelson Tasman’s stunning natural landscapes from above by taking a scenic flight. From Golden Bay to the coastline of the Abel Tasman National Park, to the rugged mountain ranges of the Kahunrangi National Park and the pristine glacial carved lakes of the Nelson Lakes National Park, there’s something here for everyone to enjoy.

✈️ Golden Bay Air Adventure Flights Golden Bay

📸 Adventure Flights Golden Bay

17/03/2022

14/03/2022

Cleopatras Pools are a stunning series of natural rockpools at the base of the Torrent River, and feature the ultimate natural waterslide! Popular with people of all ages the ethereal pools are accessible via a slight detour between Anchorage and Torrent Bay along the Abel Tasman Coast Track.

08/03/2022

A short walk through a mossy wonderland at Te Puna o Riuwaka (Riwaka Resurgence) will have you at the waters edge of this crystal-clear pool. Emerging from the depths of Takaka Hill the water here is said to have healing properties and the area is considered wāhi Tapu (sacred to local Māori).

📍Te Puna o Riuwaka is a 20-minute drive from Motueka.

📸 Bare Kiwi