Experience Oneke 'The Neck', a culturally significant area of Rakiura Stewart Island, with knowledgeable guides. This small-group, guided walk combines coastal and native bush trails with stories of Rakiura Māori and European history, early settlement, and connections to the land. You'll experience native wildlife, learn about traditional plant use, and witness ongoing conservation and restoration efforts, all framed by a formal whakatau (Māori welcome) at the start of the journey.
- Return sea cruise: Scenic boat transfer across Halfmoon Bay to Oneke, a remote area only accessible by water
- Cultural welcome: Time in the Oneke whare (Māori meeting house) with stories of Māori and European life, formal acknowledgement of the land, and shared traditions
- Guided walk: Coastal and bush trails led by knowledgeable guides sharing Rakiura Māori history and storytelling
- Flora & wildlife: Discover native plants and their traditional uses, as well as coastal wildlife
- Conservation & land care: Learn about pest eradication, regenerative efforts and ongoing wildlife protection
- Exclusive asccess: Visit a rarely accessed area of Oneke, ensuring a personal and immersive experience
