Glacier Sea Kayaking. Operates from mid October.

Mount Cook Glacier Kayaking is another great way to explore Aoraki Mt Cook National Park. Paddle around in one of the National Parks glacial lakes, on this fun-filled Mount Cook activity. 

Please contact us if you would like to book a Glacier Kayaking trip. You can also book Glacier Kayaking and other Mount Cook activities in conjunction with your accommodation booking.

Tasman Glacier Lake Trip

A full on adventure for the keen kayaker. This trip provides a unique opportunity to meet icebergs face to face, view the glacier terminal face from a safe distance and explore the Tasman Lake with plenty time to take it all in.

There may be opportunities to beach the kayaks and explore some of the shoreline areas. We also stop is a glacier bay to have lunch.

New Zealand's longest glacier winds its way down the Southern Alps for nearly 30km before culminating at the Tasman Lake.  The transition from glacier to lake produces impressive icebergs on a regular basis; this truly is 'big berg country'. Launch into the trip of a lifetime as you push away from the shore to explore the wonders of nature's creation.

  • All double kayaks are fitted with outriggers (floaties) for perfect stability.
  • Duration: 4-6 hours.
  • Departure Time: 9:00am 
  • Price: $295 per person
  • Lunch is not provided.
  • Minimum age 13 years
  • Previous experience Kayaking is essential for this trip.
Season:

This tour does not operate during the winter months. The season runs from the middle of October until the start of April.

Departure Point:

The Old Mountaineers Café, Mount Cook Village (about 20 minutes drive from Glentanner Park Centre).

What would I need to take?

A camera/phone, sunscreen, good walking shoes or sandals, sunglasses, sun hat, warm clothing, rain jacket, personal medication, lunch and water.

All prices are in New Zealand dollars (subject to change).