WELCOME
Wildside Walks can plan and guide you on the trip
you always wanted.
Come:-
- Flying into our back country
- Walking · Shooting – with your camera or a rifle
- Fishing
- and/or camping with us in the great New Zealand wilderness.
An outline of the New Zealand bush and mountains can be captured with words and photos but the ‘reality’ can only be fully understood if you have shared the experience your self – even better with a friend.
Wild Side Walks aims to make it possible for people who would not normally feel comfortable with going in to the bush or do not have the time to make all the arrangements to make and share this experience.
"We aim to give you a New Zealand outdoor experience and memory you’ll never forget."
WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY
"Just a quick note to say thank you very much for a fantastic morning fishing in the Tararuas. It was my job to arrange the pre morning activities for the groom, groomsmen and Father of the Groom. You pulled together an amazing morning full of fishing, walking ( not too much ) swimming and toped it off with Paua and Venison sandwiches. I wouldn’t hesitate to use your services again and am happy to recommend your company to any prospective customers."
Andrew Brown, Bristol, UK
"If you want a unique experience you could do no better than go bush with Stu Orme.
Stu has friendly, helpful and completely unflappable manner. He knows the exciting places to visit.
My personal experience with Walk on the Wild Side was unforgettable. I could not have asked for more. I would gladly do it all again."
Brian Bourke, 2006
“I went on this great tramping trip with Wild Side Walks. We flew into the mountains in helicopter and walked out. It is one of the best things I have done in my whole life!
It was a well organized trip – done true kiwi style. I enjoyed Stu's good knowledge of the New Zealand outdoors.
He is great and has many years of experience taking parties tramping, fishing or hunting.
Wild Side Walks is flexible, trustworthy and I give them my warmest recommendations!"
Gunilla Jensen, 2007