Location

399 Horseshoe Bay Road, Stewart Island
Southland
New Zealand 9818

Note: PurePod guests should refer to arrival instructions provided by PurePod guest services.

Visitor registration

All visitors to the reserve and camp are asked to register here as part of our visitor safety process (for groups, group leaders should complete the form on behalf of the group).

Note: PurePod guests should refer to health and safety information provided by PurePod guest services.

Group Name

Group Leader

First Name

Last Name

Mobile Phone

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Number of Adults

Number of Children

Medical Conditions

Please note any major medical conditions such as asthma, allergies or physical disabilities

Emergency Contact

A contact not in the visiting group that we can contact in the event of an emergency

How did you hear about Mamaku Point

Visitor Safety Briefing Acknowledgement

Tick Yes to confirm that you have read the Visitor Safety Briefing below, and that you will relay this information to all members of your group before entering the reserve.

Yes

Visitor Safety Briefing

Welcome to Mamaku Point Conservation Reserve.

Your visit is at your own risk, and you are responsible for your safety and wellbeing while exploring the area. To protect both you and our environment, please review the following essential information:

Hazards on the Reserve:

Traps and Bait Stations: These are placed throughout the reserve to manage invasive species. For your safety, please avoid handling or interfering with any traps or bait stations.
Cliffs and Uneven Terrain: Cliffs and steep areas are present throughout the reserve, including near the camp. Avoid cliff edges, particularly during wet or windy conditions, as surfaces may be slippery or unstable.

Visitor Safety Guidelines:

Be Prepared: Ensure you are physically prepared and equipped for your chosen activities. Suitable footwear, clothing, and supplies are essential.
Notify Before Your Walk: Inform the reserve team or your group leader of your plans, including your route and expected return time. This ensures quick assistance in the event of an emergency.
Stay on Designated Tracks: Please remain on marked paths to protect the environment and ensure your safety. Off-track areas can be hazardous and sensitive to disturbance.

Emergency Procedures:

Emergency Contact: In an emergency, dial 111 and provide your exact location within the reserve.
Safety Equipment: We recommend carrying a mobile phone, personal locator beacon, whistle, and a basic first-aid kit.

Thank you for following these safety measures and helping us protect both visitors and the natural environment of Mamaku Point.

We hope you have a safe and enjoyable visit!