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Caroline Bay Association — Attraction in Canterbury

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Caroline Bay Association
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Nearby attractions
Trevor Griffiths Rose Garden
7910,, Timaru Port, Timaru, New Zealand
Caroline Bay Playground
1A Evans Street, Maori Hill, Timaru 7910, New Zealand
Caroline Bay Beach
Canterbury Region 7910, New Zealand
Timaru Lighthouse - Blackett's Lighthouse
Maori Hill, Timaru 7910, New Zealand
Aigantighe Art Gallery
49 Wai-Iti Road, Maori Hill, Timaru 7910, New Zealand
South Canterbury Museum
16 Perth Street, Timaru Central, Timaru 7910, New Zealand
York Street Gallery of Fine Art
21 York Street, Seaview, Timaru 7910, New Zealand
Te Ana Maori Rock Art Centre
2 George Street, Timaru Central, Timaru 7910, New Zealand
Nearby restaurants
The Bay Hill Bar Restaurant
54 The Bay Hill, Timaru Central, Timaru 7910, New Zealand
Little India Timaru
68 The Bay Hill, Timaru Central, Timaru 7910, New Zealand
Pier 64 Restaurant & Bar Timaru
64 The Bay Hill, Timaru Central, Timaru 7910, New Zealand
Bullock Restaurant & Bar
109 Sophia Street, Central, Timaru 7910, New Zealand
Burger King Timaru
62 Theodosia Street, Timaru Central, Timaru 7910, New Zealand
Sukhothai Thai Restaurant & Bar
303-305 Stafford Street, Timaru Central, Timaru 7910, New Zealand
BurgerFuel Timaru
6/9 Elizabeth Street, Timaru Central, Timaru 7910, New Zealand
Cave Kitchen
10 The Bay Hill, Timaru Central, Timaru 7910, New Zealand
Timaru Roast
291A Stafford Street, Timaru Central, Timaru 7910, New Zealand
HELL Pizza Timaru
3/9 Elizabeth Street, Timaru Central, Timaru 7910, New Zealand
Nearby hotels
Panorama Motor Lodge
52 The Bay Hill, Central, Timaru 7910, New Zealand
Bay Viaduct Motor Lodge
6 Wai-Iti Road, Maori Hill, Timaru 7910, New Zealand
Harbour View Motel Timaru
8 Evans Street, Maori Hill, Timaru 7910, New Zealand
Baywatch Motor Lodge
7 Evans Street, Maori Park, Timaru 7910, New Zealand
Comfort Hotel Benvenue
16/22 Evans Street, SH1, Timaru 7910, New Zealand
The Coast Motel
28 Evans Street, Maori Hill, Timaru 7910, New Zealand
Stay Timaru
39 Elizabeth Street, Seaview, Timaru 7910, New Zealand
The Sanctuary Beach Side & Spa
5 Campbell Street, Maori Hill, Timaru 7910, New Zealand
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Caroline Bay Association

Virtue Avenue, Timaru Port, Timaru 7910, New Zealand
4.5(1.1K)
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attractions: Trevor Griffiths Rose Garden, Caroline Bay Playground, Caroline Bay Beach, Timaru Lighthouse - Blackett's Lighthouse, Aigantighe Art Gallery, South Canterbury Museum, York Street Gallery of Fine Art, Te Ana Maori Rock Art Centre, restaurants: The Bay Hill Bar Restaurant, Little India Timaru, Pier 64 Restaurant & Bar Timaru, Bullock Restaurant & Bar, Burger King Timaru, Sukhothai Thai Restaurant & Bar, BurgerFuel Timaru, Cave Kitchen, Timaru Roast, HELL Pizza Timaru
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Nearby attractions of Caroline Bay Association

Trevor Griffiths Rose Garden

Caroline Bay Playground

Caroline Bay Beach

Timaru Lighthouse - Blackett's Lighthouse

Aigantighe Art Gallery

South Canterbury Museum

York Street Gallery of Fine Art

Te Ana Maori Rock Art Centre

Trevor Griffiths Rose Garden

Trevor Griffiths Rose Garden

4.6

(152)

Open 24 hours
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Caroline Bay Playground

Caroline Bay Playground

4.9

(30)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Caroline Bay Beach

Caroline Bay Beach

4.6

(19)

Open 24 hours
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Timaru Lighthouse - Blackett's Lighthouse

Timaru Lighthouse - Blackett's Lighthouse

4.5

(103)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Nearby restaurants of Caroline Bay Association

The Bay Hill Bar Restaurant

Little India Timaru

Pier 64 Restaurant & Bar Timaru

Bullock Restaurant & Bar

Burger King Timaru

Sukhothai Thai Restaurant & Bar

BurgerFuel Timaru

Cave Kitchen

Timaru Roast

HELL Pizza Timaru

The Bay Hill Bar Restaurant

The Bay Hill Bar Restaurant

4.3

(488)

$$

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Little India Timaru

Little India Timaru

4.4

(222)

Click for details
Pier 64 Restaurant & Bar Timaru

Pier 64 Restaurant & Bar Timaru

4.8

(133)

Click for details
Bullock Restaurant & Bar

Bullock Restaurant & Bar

4.4

(403)

$$

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Shilpa BTShilpa BT
Such a beautiful place. A kind lady, who'd pointed out a seal to me first, helped me to get there, while I was out in Timaru, in an attempt to lose myself in nature. She showed me the area of the beach where penguins come at night to have their little beach party. I could see tiny footprints which I hoped belonged to a penguin or two. A path along the beach led to the cliffs, oh, those beautiful cliffs. A bridge above a railway track and a tiny unused lighthouse were the sights that greeted me there. I do wish the lighthouse was open for the public. It'd give an even greater perspective, I think. A small path from the cliff led onto another cozy part of the bay. A wide selection of small to large round pebbles could be found there. Another bridge that extended into the sea gave an absolutely graceful view of the sea. The sea changed its colors from light blue to shades of green and dark blue. Altogether, it was a peaceful and beautiful day out there, in the midst of nature. Hope to see some penguins next time!
Michelle BennettMichelle Bennett
The Caroline Bay Carnival ran 26 Dec-7th January and this was my first time visiting. We drove down from Christchurch with a car club. The kids lived the rides, there were a heap of carinval activity/game booths that were really reasonably priced cimpared to other fairs/galas and a lot of food choices. We also visited the brand new play ground which was a huge hit with our 10 year old daughter. She loved the ninja course! We also went on the permanent train ride, a bargain at $2pp for 3 loops (although The eldest daughters sensitive ears didn't like the screetchy wheels on the corners) ice cream kiosk was next level amazing, the kids had a Copenhagen cone (2 scoops, whipped cream, sauce and sprinkles or you could have nuts) Next time would like to have longer to enjoy the entertainment stage which we didn't get to. We will be back next year!
Dylan PayDylan Pay
We walked to the edge of the barrier to read the signs and followed the instruction to stay off the beach and view from the foot path. When the persons in high vis talk to you make sure you listen as they are there so the penguins are safe and you still get the best viewing opportunity! At dark we saw 2 little babies come out from their rocky nest and honestly to be that close to something so rare to NZ was really special. Didnt take many pictures as didnt want to scare the little guy. Some person next to us was taking pictures which shon a red light at the penguin - PLease don't use flash photography! Awesome experience.
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Such a beautiful place. A kind lady, who'd pointed out a seal to me first, helped me to get there, while I was out in Timaru, in an attempt to lose myself in nature. She showed me the area of the beach where penguins come at night to have their little beach party. I could see tiny footprints which I hoped belonged to a penguin or two. A path along the beach led to the cliffs, oh, those beautiful cliffs. A bridge above a railway track and a tiny unused lighthouse were the sights that greeted me there. I do wish the lighthouse was open for the public. It'd give an even greater perspective, I think. A small path from the cliff led onto another cozy part of the bay. A wide selection of small to large round pebbles could be found there. Another bridge that extended into the sea gave an absolutely graceful view of the sea. The sea changed its colors from light blue to shades of green and dark blue. Altogether, it was a peaceful and beautiful day out there, in the midst of nature. Hope to see some penguins next time!
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The Caroline Bay Carnival ran 26 Dec-7th January and this was my first time visiting. We drove down from Christchurch with a car club. The kids lived the rides, there were a heap of carinval activity/game booths that were really reasonably priced cimpared to other fairs/galas and a lot of food choices. We also visited the brand new play ground which was a huge hit with our 10 year old daughter. She loved the ninja course! We also went on the permanent train ride, a bargain at $2pp for 3 loops (although The eldest daughters sensitive ears didn't like the screetchy wheels on the corners) ice cream kiosk was next level amazing, the kids had a Copenhagen cone (2 scoops, whipped cream, sauce and sprinkles or you could have nuts) Next time would like to have longer to enjoy the entertainment stage which we didn't get to. We will be back next year!
Michelle Bennett

Michelle Bennett

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We walked to the edge of the barrier to read the signs and followed the instruction to stay off the beach and view from the foot path. When the persons in high vis talk to you make sure you listen as they are there so the penguins are safe and you still get the best viewing opportunity! At dark we saw 2 little babies come out from their rocky nest and honestly to be that close to something so rare to NZ was really special. Didnt take many pictures as didnt want to scare the little guy. Some person next to us was taking pictures which shon a red light at the penguin - PLease don't use flash photography! Awesome experience.
Dylan Pay

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5.0
7y

Such a beautiful place. A kind lady, who'd pointed out a seal to me first, helped me to get there, while I was out in Timaru, in an attempt to lose myself in nature. She showed me the area of the beach where penguins come at night to have their little beach party. I could see tiny footprints which I hoped belonged to a penguin or two.

A path along the beach led to the cliffs, oh, those beautiful cliffs. A bridge above a railway track and a tiny unused lighthouse were the sights that greeted me there. I do wish the lighthouse was open for the public. It'd give an even greater perspective, I think.

A small path from the cliff led onto another cozy part of the bay. A wide selection of small to large round pebbles could be found there. Another bridge that extended into the sea gave an absolutely graceful view of the sea. The sea changed its colors from light blue to shades of green and dark blue. Altogether, it was a peaceful and beautiful day out there, in the midst of nature.

Hope to see some...

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5.0
1y

The Caroline Bay Carnival ran 26 Dec-7th January and this was my first time visiting. We drove down from Christchurch with a car club. The kids lived the rides, there were a heap of carinval activity/game booths that were really reasonably priced cimpared to other fairs/galas and a lot of food choices. We also visited the brand new play ground which was a huge hit with our 10 year old daughter. She loved the ninja course! We also went on the permanent train ride, a bargain at $2pp for 3 loops (although The eldest daughters sensitive ears didn't like the screetchy wheels on the corners) ice cream kiosk was next level amazing, the kids had a Copenhagen cone (2 scoops, whipped cream, sauce and sprinkles or you could have nuts) Next time would like to have longer to enjoy the entertainment stage which we didn't get to. We will be...

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2y

Went on New Year's Day, we arrived in Caroline bay at 11am with two special needs teens. (From Christchurch)Thought it started at 11am, but we're lined up for tickets till nearly 12:30pm. Finally tickets were sold and kids were able to ride the carnival rides, well except for bumber carts which was the main attraction for our kids. We ended up leaving at 2:30pm with a refund as they were not set up or ready. They used that they had a hard night, not our problem. Need more organisation and better timing skills, need to change on website so families know it lunch time for ticket sales. Alot of frustration and be ready for the wait. Food and other...

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