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Saturday, February 16th, 2013 | Author:

The cruise ship Caledonian Sky  visited the Bay of Islands.

This cruise ship visits Natural Wonders of New Zealand.

Adventure Puketi had the pleasure of guiding the entire 94 passengers on a 

hike through the Puketi rainforest

The passengers were thrilled to get up close to the Ancient Kauri Trees.Caledondian Sky coach Puketi 013

Thursday, December 13th, 2012 | Author:

ADVENTURE PUKETI IS EXCITED ABOUT OUR UNIQUE PRODUCT.

TEAM BUILDING.

BRING YOUR TEAM BIG OR SMALL INTO THE PUKETI KAURI RAIN FOREST .

EXPERIENCE OUR HALF DAY FORESTWALK ,MORNING OR AFTERNOON.

OR PERHAPS EVEN TAKE AN ADVENTURE ON DUSK WITH YOUR GUIDE,

JOIN THE NOCTURNAL CREATURES.

ACCOMO

ACCOMODATION AND CATERING CAN BE ARRANGED.

Thursday, November 22nd, 2012 | Author:

New Zealand Owl ,Maori name, Ruru or commonly called the Morepork.

Feeds mainly on insects and moths.

It has a distinctive call ” Morepork” hence the name.

Tuesday, November 13th, 2012 | Author:

Recently we hosted three Cruise ships to the Bay of Islands.

The Dawn Princess was followed on the same day as the Sun Princess.

The next day the Oosterdam arrived.

The Princess line passengers were awed by the size of the Ancient Kauri trees,

they age from seedlings to 1200 year old trees.

The Oosterdam passengers walk a trail with many different associations of forest.

They encounter Flora and Fauna undisturbed.

Tuesday, January 31st, 2012 | Author:

Our Fullday walk ,20 kilometers we encounter many different associations of forest

From regenerating forest to mature 1200year old Kauri Trees.

Agnes from the California USA was amazed at the fruit in the forest.

Bush Lawyer (Rubus cissoides) is a vine that climbs trees,it is very stout and thick.

It flowers September to November,then Fruits November to April.

At the moment the fruit is in abundance.

Puketi Forest birds have more fruit available through the predator control

being undertaken in the forest.

Monday, May 30th, 2011 | Author:

Forest to the sea

Monday, January 18th, 2010 | Author:

Wow what a night to remember. After recent rain our usual nightwalk took us an extra hour to complete. The forest was alive with nocturnal creatures. My clients had weta walking on their skin for the first time in their lives, our forest has nothing to be afraid of, night or day. Conservation in this area of the forest has really brought the forest back to its usual state.

Sunday, November 29th, 2009 | Author:

Adventure Puketi recently hosted walkers from the cruise ship The Amsterdam. Our walking guests were from North America and Europe, the age varied from Fifty to our oldest walker ever Ninety One. After recent rain the smell of the fresh clean forest was over powering, with musty odours to sweet fragrance of the many flowering native trees. The Tui, Grey warbler, King fisher, Tomtits were heard throughout the walk. From small ferns to the Mighty Giant Kauri tree the walkers were in awe with the sizes and the abundant Spring growth. An awesome day for all.