Christchurch Wildlife Cruises

Black Cat's Wildlife Cruises are one of the top Christchurch attractions. Just 15 minutes from Christchurch is stunning Lyttelton Harbour. From the Canterbury Cat catamaran, discover rare Hector's dolphins, little blue penguins, shags, terns and gulls. Enjoy a fascinating commentary, learning about the area's geological and human history. Free shuttle from central Christchurch Operated by Black Cat Cruises, winners of the supreme NZ Tourism Award.

FROM NZ $60.00

15 minutes from Christchurch by free shuttle is a scenic wonderland teeming with history and wildlife. Lyttelton Harbour was fashioned from the molten fires of a long extinct volcano. Today aboard the Canterbury Cat, you can prowl the waters on a voyage of discovery. Enjoy the rare Hector's Dolphin, the world's smallest, and if you are lucky, sight a whale or a pod of Orca. See Little Blue Penguins, spotted shags, terns and gulls. Learn about these and more in your skipper's fascinating commentary - as well as tales from the area's geological and human history; islands, forts, Maori sites and colonial settlements. Operated by Black Cat Cruises - winners of the supreme NZ Tourism Award.

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Address:

17 Norwich Quay
Lyttelton  8841
Christchurch

Phone:

+64 3 328 9078

Free Phone:

0800 436 574 (NZ only)

Fax:

+64 3 328 8699

Duration

2 hours

Departures

1330 daily

What to Wear

Warm clothing. Comfortable shoes

What to Bring

camera

We Provide

Free tea/coffee, language sheets, free postcards

Transport

Free 33 seat shuttle from Cathedral Square

Capacity

90 pax

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