Waimea Inlet is the largest estuary in the South Island. Rich in food resources it was coveted by Maori; 33 archaeological sites are known from its shores. Despite its modification, the estuary is considered to be of outstanding biological importance; the abundance of food attracts large numbers of fish; 50 species of wading birds have been recorded and there are rare plants and a carabid beetle found only at Tahunanui Beach.
There are a number of great viewing points of the wading birds in the estuary, but Bronte Peninsular would have to be one of the best. You don’t even have to leave the comfort of your luxury waterfront suite or villa to view these birds as they feed in front of your accommodation.
Love your stay at Bronte Country Estate so much and thinking of immigrating to Nelson or New Zealand??? Talk to Paul – Duncan and Couterill
Duncan Cotterill has been represented in Nelson since 1994.
The Nelson office services the Nelson Bays and Marlborough regions and is a market leader in the delivery of high quality legal advice.
It is the only firm in those regions to be supported by a national network.
197 Bridge Street
PO Box 827
NELSON 7040
Tel: 64 3 546 6223
Fax: 64 3 546 6033
Email: nelson@DuncanCotterill.com
Daniel in Queenstown
Queenstown is the Southern Hemisphere’s premiere four season lake resort. Overlooked by the majestic Remarkables Range, Queenstown is perfect all year. New Zealand skiing and snowboarding are world famous! Queenstown, NZ, ski fields enjoy fabulous scenery and offer fantastic skiing and snowboarding for all levels of experience.
TRENZ 2009 is the gateway to New Zealand tourism. Nelson Tasman Tourism will represent the region at TRENZ 09, and has a schedule of 43 meetings with buyers.
Vibrant host city Auckland is the international gateway to a country that is consistently rated among the world’s top destinations. TRENZ 2009 will showcase the newest and best we have to offer our visitors.
TRENZ brings together around 1200 New Zealand tourism operators and international buyers for four days of focused business-to-business activity. Operators include luxury accommodation, activities, and transportation providers from across New Zealand.
Recent widespread consultation with the tourism industry has shown that TRENZ continues to be a flagship event for New Zealand’s tourism industry. Keeping New Zealand’s tourism industry on the world stage and giving individual tourism businesses the opportunity to promote their product is seen by operators as a top priority
Daniel at Trade Day 2009
100 personnel from 30 Inbound Tour Operators attended the IBO Trade Day on Thursday 21st May. This year there are 26 Nelson and Marlborough Operators exhibiting (15 from Nelson Tasman). A conference market function on the 20th May has attracted registrations from 62 corporate/conference organiser buyers.
A series of spectacular aerial photographs take by helicopter over the historic peninsula in Tasman Bay.
The Nelson region being one of the oldest populated areas in New Zealand showcases many mature exotic trees – some over 100 years old from around the world. The great fall weather experienced in the Nelson area allows the autumn colours to be captured to its full extent until the colder and more unsettled weather of June arrives.
