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Thousands Of Free Easter Eggs Up For Grabs On Quail Island
Some fun activity for the weekend!
Thousands Of Free Easter Eggs Up For Grabs On
Quail Island This Weekend
27 March 2013
Free Easter eggs are on
offer again on Quail Island with Black Cat Cruises this
weekend.
It has become a local tradition for the tourism operator to give away thousands of Easter eggs as part of an Easter egg hunt on the Lyttelton Harbour Island every Easter holidays.
“We have over three thousand eggs and four giant chocolate bunnies, one for each day, to give away this weekend,” Black Cat Cruises Group Operations Manager Paul Milligan said.
Keen Easter egg hunters will have to find three different coloured tokens in order to receive the maximum quota of Easter Eggs. They need to also find a golden stone to win a giant Easter Bunny. Milligan said it adds an fun extra element but stressed the company sells it trips out every year so suggested booking early to avoid the disappointment of missing out.
Quail Island is only a 15 minute ride by ferry from Lyttelton Harbour. On board the ferry passengers will be given a map of the Island and an outline of the hunt for Easter eggs.
“It takes around two hours to walk the whole island and is great time out with family and friends searching the island for the coloured tokens which you will then exchange for the Easter Eggs,” he said.
“While hunting for the eggs you also discover ship wrecks, native birds, volcanic cliffs and even caves.”
The Easter Egg hunt is operating on Friday 29th March through to Monday April 1st and Milligan adds it’s also important to take warm clothes and sensible walking shoes.
“The office is over flowing with
chocolate Easter Eggs and bunnies, and they all have to go
this weekend.”
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For more information see
http://www.blackcat.co.nz/easter-egg-hunt-special-on-quail-island.html
Bookings are essential call 0800 436 574
Photo caption: Black Cat
Cruises Group Operations Manager Paul Milligan samples some
of the Easter Eggs being given away this weekend. Credit: www.blackcat.co.nz
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