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The Abel Tasman National Park is a national park in New Zealand. Located at the northern end of New Zealand's South Island the park was founded in 1942 by Perrine Moncrieff. The park covers 225.3 square kilometres of land and is New Zealand's smallest national park.
With a popular tramping track and activities that include mountain biking, camping, kayaking and sightseeing, the park makes a great tourist destination. Accommodation around the park varies, from campsites, motels or high-end luxury lodges, there is plenty of accommodation nearby for a wide range of budgets.
Planning on taking a trip to the Abel Tasman National Park? Find out more about the park's activities at http://www.abeltasmaninformation.co.nz/.