Top Things to do in Clutha
The 7 Best Things to do Good for Kids in Clutha, South Island
Discover the best top things to do in Clutha, New Zealand including Nugget Point/Tokata Walks, Catlins Horse Riding, Cannibal Bay, Owaka Museum and Catlins Information Centre, Surat Bay, Teapot World, Matai Falls Walk.
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1. Nugget Point/Tokata Walks
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 330 reviews
Reviewed By jackmA3797TF - Brussels, Belgium
Going to Nugget Point Lighthouse added an extra 70 kms to our trip but this was definitely worth it. The winding road leading there was nice to drive, with the foggy ambience building up along the way. And after a 15 minutes walk, arriving at the lighthouse revealed a beautiful scene, quite picturesque. The rugged coast, the mini-archipelago ("the nuggets"), the immense and wild Pacific Ocean and the crushing waves below all make for a great moment. Conclusion: a truly beautiful spot of the Catlins Coast.
2. Catlins Horse Riding
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By MichelleA4784
We had an awesome 2-hour farm and beach ride! Cara matched us up well to her amazing good-natured horses. We had mixed riding abilities in our group of 4, and these were well catered to - those who wanted a slower steady pace were able to stay at a walk while the others of us had a good fast ride along the beach. It felt more like riding out with a group of friends than a trekking company ride. Such a beautiful area. Highly recommended, I'm sure we will be back.
3. Cannibal Bay
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By RAFwherever
Fantastic walk from Cannibal Bay to Surat Bay. We were lucky and saw many and very large sea lions. Keep your distance!
4. Owaka Museum and Catlins Information Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 131 reviews
A great small museum - also with information centre, gallery, shop, library all under one roof to give visitors to The Catlins the best start to their visit.
Reviewed By GSAJ - Blenheim, New Zealand
Called in here to obtain some local information and visit the museum. Museum is definitely well worth visiting to obtain a great understanding of the local history of the early settlers plus the maritime events along the coastline. Art gallery associated with the centre displays some great local talent.
5. Surat Bay
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By Divinginnz - Wanaka, New Zealand
Easy to locate - toilet nearby entrance to walk - cafe (if you are lucky to arrive when its open - it was closed when we went) - a short walk through the bush to then walk out onto a most beautiful beach, lovely golden sand - you can walk for as long as you want to - we were lucky enough to have seen a huge seal which was just waking from a snooze and watched him go from the sand bank into the water which was pretty cool, having said that I was from then onwards on the look out for more which may be on the sand/beach (having been chased once by one a long time ago, its amazing how quick they can move!!). we never saw any more but did continue to watch the original seal in the shallow waters swimming around.... the beach walk was so lovely, quiet and so beautiful, we shall certainly return in the future.....
6. Teapot World
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 94 reviews
Reviewed By azzawebbnz - Auckland, New Zealand
We saw this driving along the main road in owaka. couldnt stop smiling at the quirkiness and of course got the picture. worth a quick look. they have a donation box
7. Matai Falls Walk
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 75 reviews
Always check the website for changes that might affect your trip.
Reviewed By wuvulu - Auckland Central, New Zealand
A nice short walk through coastal rainforest to a very pretty fall.Well worth a stop .Nice falls for long exposure shots.
