Stewart Island — The Walk Out & Ulva Island | Rakiura Track Part 3

Stewart Island brought us the full experience — and this final part of the journey brought it all together. In this episode, we leave North Arm Hut and walk out the final stretch of the Rakiura Track. After the challenge of the previous day, the track feels lighter, easier underfoot, and a chance to take in what we’ve just moved through. But our time here wasn’t quite over. The following day, we visit Ulva Island — a predator-free sanctuary where the forest feels completely different. Birds, movement, sound… a reminder of what these environments can be. This is the final part of our Rakiura Track journey — a walk out, a shift in perspective, and a glimpse of something hopeful. Whether you’re planning to walk it yourself, or simply enjoy experiencing these places from wherever you are, we hope this brings you a little closer to Stewart Island. Thanks for walking with us. Adam & Vicki — By Land and Sea Filmed on Stewart Island / Rakiura, this video follows the final stage of the Rakiura Track and a visit to Ulva Island. Part of our New Zealand walking series exploring remote landscapes, native forests, and the experience of tramping in Aotearoa. Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @adamandvickistravels   As always, thanks for watching. Sincere thanks to Charlotte Rockstar Jones for composing and recording Te Tāiko's theme song. Ways to support us: Subscribe to YouTube (it's free) 👉   / @adamandvickistravels   Join our YouTube Membership:    / @adamandvickistravels   Become a Patreon 👉patreon.com/adamandvickistravels Te Tāiko’s Original Song—Listen now: Spotify 👉 https://open.spotify.com/album/6b73tz... iTunes 👉https://music.apple.com/nz/album/te-t... FOLLOW US: Website 👉https://www.adamandvickistravels.co.nz/ Facebook 👉   / adamandvickistravels   Instagram 👉  / adamandvickistravels   Music from Epidemic Sound. ⚓ About us: We’re Adam & Vicki — travellers, sailors, and storytellers exploring life by land and sea aboard our 40ft sailboat Te Tāiko and our motorhome Takahē. Subscribe to join our journey across the South Pacific and beyond.