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Full Day Tour of the Sights and Tastes of the West Coast

Full Day Tour of the Sights and Tastes of the West Coast

5.0
(20)
9h
$185
per person
Franz Josef to Christchurch via Hokitika (1 way)

Franz Josef to Christchurch via Hokitika (1 way)

5.0
(1)
13h
$170
per person
Punakaiki Blow Holes & Pancake Rocks Scenic Tour

Punakaiki Blow Holes & Pancake Rocks Scenic Tour

4.9
(56)
3h
$76
per person
West Coast Full Day Tour

West Coast Full Day Tour

4.8
(6)
8h
$175
per person
West Coast Tower Zipline & Treetop Walk Combo

West Coast Tower Zipline & Treetop Walk Combo

4.6
(17)
2h
$70
per person
Explore Hokitika Gorge and Tree Top Walkway

Explore Hokitika Gorge and Tree Top Walkway

4.4
(29)
5h
$120
per person
West Coast Treetop Walk

West Coast Treetop Walk

4.4
(126)
45m
$23
per person
Monteith's Brewery Tour

Monteith's Brewery Tour

4.3
(87)
45m
$26
per person
TranzAlpine Train Journey from Greymouth to Christchurch

TranzAlpine Train Journey from Greymouth to Christchurch

4.3
(171)
Duration varies
$143
per person
Skip the Line: Shantytown Heritage Park Experience Ticket

Skip the Line: Shantytown Heritage Park Experience Ticket

4.1
(55)
1h
$23
per person
Greymouth Beginner Surf Lesson

Greymouth Beginner Surf Lesson

2h
$53
per person

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Greymouth , New Zealand

Greymouth is the largest town on the West Coast of New Zealand's South Island. Known as the gateway to the wild and scenic West Coast, it offers a mix of rugged landscapes, rich history, and outdoor adventures. The town is famous for its pounamu (greenstone) and is a hub for the famous TranzAlpine train journey.

Quick Facts

Population

10,000

Climate

Temperate - Greymouth has a cool temperate climate with mild summers and cool winters. The region experiences high rainfall due to its location on the West Coast, which is influenced by the prevailing westerly winds and the Southern Alps.

Best Time to Visit

Peak Season

Summer (December to February)

Summer is the peak tourist season with warm temperatures and longer daylight hours. It's ideal for outdoor activities and exploring the region's natural beauty.

Shoulder Season

Spring (September to November) and Autumn (March to May)

Shoulder seasons offer pleasant weather and fewer crowds. Spring is great for seeing new growth and wildlife, while autumn provides stunning fall colors.