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Kaikoura is a fantastic destination year-round, with sperm whales gracing its waters throughout. Book your flights to Kaikoura with eDreams and discover this coastal gem.

Off-Peak Times in Kaikoura

Winter (June-August) offers a unique experience with the chance to spot migrating humpback, pilot, and right whales alongside the resident sperm whales. Temperatures range from a cool 3°C to a pleasant 16°C. The snow-capped Kaikoura Ranges add to the winter wonderland atmosphere.

Peak Season in Kaikoura

Summer (October-March) boasts warm and sunny weather, ideal for enjoying the beaches and various water activities. Temperatures hover between a comfortable 7°C and a balmy 22°C. This is an excellent time for kayaking and exploring the abundant marine life.

Kaikoura, situated on the east coast of New Zealand’s South Island, is a charming coastal town known for its unique marine wildlife encounters and stunning natural beauty. Book your flights to Kaikoura today and start planning an unforgettable trip with eDreams.

The Best Attractions to See in Kaikoura

Here are five must-visit attractions:

• Whale Watching: Kaikoura is one of the few places globally where you can see giant sperm whales year-round, alongside other whale species like humpbacks and orcas. Book a boat tour or scenic flight for a memorable experience.
• Swimming with Dolphins: Take a dip in the ocean and snorkel with dusky dolphins, known for their playful nature. It's a truly special interaction with these intelligent creatures. Flights to Kaikoura make this dream a reality.
• Kaikoura Peninsula Walkway: Hike along this scenic walkway to witness breathtaking coastal views, spot seals basking in the sun, and explore the diverse flora and fauna.
• Albatross Encounter: Embark on a boat tour to observe various albatross species and other seabirds up close. Capture stunning photographs of these majestic birds in their natural habitat.
• Kayaking Tours: Explore the coastline by kayak, offering a chance to see dolphins, seals, and even blue penguins, especially during sunset when wildlife is most active.