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Gannet Safaris
Help code: 37DF-6295
Embark on an unforgettable bird watching adventure with the Hawkes Bay Bird Watching Tour at Cape Kidnappers Gannet Safaris. Located in the picturesque Hawkes Bay region of New Zealand, this tour offers a unique opportunity to witness the beauty of nature up close.
With transfers available from both Hastings and Napier, this tour ensures a hassle-free and convenient experience for all bird enthusiasts. Immerse yourself in the stunning landscapes as you journey to Cape Kidnappers, home to one of the largest and most accessible gannet colonies in the world.
Led by experienced guides, you'll have the chance to observe these magnificent seabirds in their natural habitat. Marvel at their graceful flight patterns, distinctive plumage, and intricate nesting behaviors. Capture breathtaking photographs and create lasting memories as you witness the gannets' daily rituals.
The tour provides a comprehensive insight into the ecology and conservation efforts surrounding these incredible creatures. Learn about their migratory patterns, breeding habits, and the challenges they face in the modern world. Gain a deeper appreciation for the importance of preserving their habitat and protecting their future.
Whether you're a seasoned bird watcher or a nature enthusiast looking for a unique experience, the Hawkes Bay Bird Watching Tour is a must-visit. Book your tour today and discover the wonders of Cape Kidnappers and its awe-inspiring gannet colony.
“The birds can be seen from September to early May. In September they return and build their nests ready for the arrival of the chicks during December and January. The chicks are then fattened up ready for their first and departing flight in late April / early May when they go off on their annual ritual to warmer climates.”