Services

Providing you the best West Coast Wilderness experience

Drop off and pick up service for all sections on the Wilderness Trail and accommodation locations
Vehicle relocation and storage
Luggage transfer
We can meet the Tranz Alpine train in Greymouth and Hokitika airport arrivals/departures
Bookings are essential

Timetable

We have created a shuttle timetable to ensure we can cater for all our great clients, to get them where they need to go along the West Coast. Please be aware, our shuttles aren’t always travelling the below routes on a regular basis. Unlike a bus service, shuttles will only run when there are bookings made.

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Shuttle Route/Service	Departs	Arrives	Fares	Trip Minimum
Greymouth - Kumara - Hokitika	8:00 am 1:00 pm	9:00 am 2:00 pm	$30	$120
Hokitika - Kumara - Greymouth	11:00 am 3:00 pm	12:00 pm 4:00 pm	$30	$120
Hokitika - Treetop Walk - Ross	9:30 am 2:00 pm	10:00 am 2:30 pm	$30	$120
Ross - Treetop Walk - Hokitika	10:15 am 2:30 pm	10:45 am 3:00 pm	$30	$120
Hokitika - Lake Kaniere (Canoe Cove)	8:30 am	8.55am	$30	$120
Lake Kaniere (Canoe Cove) - Hokitika	3:00 pm	3:30 pm	$30	$120
Hokitika - Dorothy Falls (via Hokitika Gorge)*	9:30 am	12:15 am	$50	$200
Bag Transfer (15kg) between townships			$18
Bike Transfer			$15
Bike Delivery			$15

*The Hokitika to Dorothy Falls shuttle is a scenic tour that stops at Hokitika Gorge for approx 1 hour.

Canoe Cove is located at the northern end of Lake Kaniere where Hans Bay Rd meets the cycle trail.

Bag transfer is $18.00 between townships when a shuttle service is already running. If there is no shuttle service booked to run, then the trip minimum fare will apply for bag transfers between locations as per the above table.

Fare includes one piece of luggage per person (max 15kg), travelling with the passenger. Bikes are an additional $15 on any shuttle. Bag transfer is $18.00 between townships.

The “Trip Minimum" amount for the shuttle is what we require for the shuttle to run. If there are less than four passengers travelling, the minimum fare is divided amongst them and the cost of the bike travelling is included in this fare. For example: one passenger travelling between Greymouth and Hokitika pays $120, two passengers pay $60 each, three passengers pay $40 each and then once we are at four passengers they pay $30 each plus $15 for each bike. Once there are 4 passengers on board the individual fares apply.