Eurocopter 130
The EC130 offers six passenger seats with a single turboshaft engine. It also is a light utility, multi-mission helicopter. This high end three bladed helicopter features a spacious cabin and large windows all round.
Few places in the world can boast of such natural and unique wonders like Kaikōura, both on the land and in the ocean.
Kaikōura is one of New Zealand’s most dramatic coastal destinations, a place where snow‑dusted mountains plunge straight into the Pacific Ocean. Its unique geography creates an environment rich in marine wildlife, drawing visitors from around the world to witness giant sperm whales, playful dusky dolphins, and colonies of fur seals lounging along the shoreline. The town’s connection to the ocean is woven into everyday life, from its seafood to its culture and stories.
The Kaikōura Peninsula is the heart of the region’s natural beauty. Its cliff‑top walkway offers sweeping views over turquoise water, rugged limestone formations, and the ever‑present seabirds that circle overhead. At low tide, the rocky platforms reveal a world of kelp forests and tidal pools, making it a perfect spot for slow wandering and quiet discovery.
Just a short stroll away sits Fyffe House, Kaikōura’s oldest surviving building and a rare glimpse into the area’s early European history. Built on foundations made from whale vertebrae, it tells the story of the whaling era and the people who shaped the town’s early identity. Its preserved rooms and coastal setting make it a fascinating stop for anyone wanting to understand Kaikōura’s past.
If Kaikōura is calling your name, get in touch and we’ll happily help plan the perfect stay full of wildlife encounters, coastal walks and the rich stories that make this place unforgettable.