1) Motu River located on Pacific Highway 35 between Opotiki and Omaio.
2) Matahina River located between Galatea and Te Teko.
YES ITS FUN & EXCITING
The Motu and Matahina Jet Boat Tours differ from the vast number of jet boat joyrides available throughout New Zealand, accomodating for all ages and level of thrill seeking personalities, we Taylor make the experience to you.
YES ITS MEMORABLE
This trip also gives people access into some rare native wilderness, unaltered by man and is rarely viewed. The commentary concentrates on the ecology and history of the rivers, with the added value of the adventure and excitement of wilderness jet boating.
Conditions:
Adult 16 or older: $110
11 years - 15 yrs: $75
10 years and under: $65
Optional: Historic Motu River Walks Available - Please inquire.
Optional: Water Rafting Available - Please inquire.
Optional: Kyaking Available - Please inquire.
Optional: Hunting Trips Available - Please inquire.
Bookings are essential.
Amenities:
• All safety equipment
• Warm Jackets
• Professional Service
If you do not contact us to cancel 24hrs prior and/or do not show for the booked session a 20% cancellation fee will be collected at the time of booking. (Exceptions may apply)
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