To find out what you need to know about The Catlins and how to minimise the impact you have on the environment when enjoying the outdoors. Download map Download Visitor Guide

Another good guide for your stay in The Catlins is the visitor guide which has information on accommodation, activities, the Care Code, the environment and the tear off map. The …

We have loads of travel and visitor information to help make planning your journey to The Catlins easier.

From motels in the area, or meet the local people by staying at a bed and breakfast or Farmstay, The Catlins offers travellers a wide range of accommodation.

To help you when planning your trip here are some of the Scenic Highlights that you won't want to miss.

At Nugget Point Tot ā ra Scenic Reserve, the wonders of nature are all around you.. The iconic Nugget Point (or 'The Nuggets' as referred to by the locals) is located near Kākā Point.There is …

The Catlins has a temperate climate with a generous annual rainfall which nurtures the predominantly green landscape. Summer temperatures hover around 16-24 degrees Celsius …

The Catlins’ bike trips are just one of the many fun ways to explore and enjoy the breath-taking area. Lots o…

The first settlers found dense bush cover and as it was cleared a Catlins landscape persisted – a landscape of gaunt dead trees, piles of semi-burnt logs, second growth, hollyhocks and …

The Catlins is situated on the lower south east coast of the South Island. You can either access The Catlins from Christchurch International Airport, Queenstown International Airport, Dunedin …