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Fiordland Historic Cruises

Treat yourself to a lifelong memory. Sail aboard a ship with real history, surrounded by New Zealand’s natural beauty.

SCENIC CRUISE & GUIDED WALK

9AM & 2PM DEPARTURE

• Drinks and refreshments included*
• Enjoy individually plated canapés
• Easy guided nature walk
• Personalised commentary
• Friendly local crew
• 3 hour duration

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EVENING SCENIC CRUISE

6PM DEPARTURE

• 1.5 hour duration

PRIVATE CHARTER

DAY TOURS & OVERNIGHTS

• Food and refreshments included*
• Enjoy your own tailored cruise
• Walk in the National Park
• Swim from onboard
• Choose your duration

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CRUISE LAKE TE ANAU

When you visit the South Island of New Zealand, you want to do everything. Even if you’re walking the Milford Track or spending a day driving to Milford Sound, you can also experience the breathtaking grandeur of Fiordland National Park from Lake Te Anau. Come sail on Faith .

COMFORTABLE

Faith carries no more than 16 guests aboard each cruise, so you have room to relax.

Our commentary is a chat, not pre-recorded, so you can ask all the questions you like.

Guests tell us that sailing on Faith is their South Island highlight. Will it be yours, too?

Learn what Faith gets up to day by day as she shares gorgeous Fiordland with locals and visitors.

What better place for pictures of scenic grandeur, Fiordland National Park and Lake Te Anau?

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FIORDLAND CRUISES (Te Anau) - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go

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Fiordland Cruises - All You MUST Know Before You Go (2024)

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Main Saloon & Dining Area

1 x Governor Cabin | Super King Bed

4 x Captain Cook Cabins | Super King Beds

2 x Endeavour Cabins | King Single Beds

Milford Sound Overnight

There is no better way to soak up the majesty of Piopiotahi Milford Sound  than aboard the Fiordland Jewel . Our purpose-built catamaran is designed to take in this incredible location, often known as the Eighth Wonder of the World, in total comfort. 

With a boutique atmosphere, an overnight experience aboard the Fiordland Jewel is the perfect mix of ultimate relaxation and adventurous exploration, with opportunities for kayaking and tender boat excursions, as well as well-deserved pampering with a soak in the top-deck hot tub and delicious meals cooked by our onboard chef.

Spending the night in this very special part of the world means truly taking in its splendour. Our small group cruises accommodate a maximum of 22 passengers per night, in nine climate-controlled cabins each with ensuite and sea views.

Our onboard helipad means you can be ensconced in this spectacular scenery in just 30 minutes from Queenstown. No matter how you arrive, a night aboard the Fiordland Jewel will be one to remember for years to come.

Operating from: Tuesday November 5, 2024 to Monday April 21, 2025 Duration - 17 hours Check in 2.45pm, board at 3.10pm. Depart 3.25pm. Arrival back next day 9.00am  Available for Exclusive Hire/Private Charter (subject to availability) - Price on Application

• WHAT'S INCLUDED
• GETTING TO MILFORD SOUND
• Two cruises of Milford Sound - afternoon & morning.  Duration: 17 hours
• 3-course plated dinner, cooked & continental breakfast prepared by our onboard chef - all dietary requirements are catered for. Please advise us of your dietaries in advance for the chef's preparation
• Complimentary tea & coffee
• Kayaking & tender boat explorations (weather permitting)
• View underwater film footage captured by our Remote Operating Vehicle (ROV)
• Use of top-deck hot tub following dinner

TRANSPORT IS AVAILABLE  FROM QUEENSTOWN & TE ANAU (*Limited seats available)

Our friendly professional driver will pick you up from your accommodation and return you there following your cruise. Please request transport when making your booking and we will get back to you regarding availability. 

• Return van transport from Queenstown or Te Anau to Milford Sound NZD$300 per person (2024/25 season) QUEENSTOWN pick up time 8.00-9.00am, drop off Queenstown approx. 3pm. TE ANAU pick up time 11.30am-12.00pm, drop off Te Anau approx. 12.00pm 

Van transfer subject to availability, minimum numbers. (We can also recommend other options if our van is unavailable.)

If joining the van in Te Anau, we recommend having lunch prior to commencing the journey (own arrangement)

Helicopter and fixed wing transfers are also available options, either one way or return from Queenstown or Te Anau. Please let us know if you would like us to recommend details of local operators and, if you have reserved a flight/s, which operator you have booked with for our planning. (*Ground transfers are strongly recommended in case your flight is cancelled due to bad weather*)

PARKING IN MILFORD SOUND

If self-driving into Milford, overnight cruise parking is available in the Overnight Cruise parking zone within the coach park (bays 29-34) close to the terminal building . Available from 2.40pm. The rate is NZD $30 overnight . Payment is at the sign posted payment unit within the Visitor Terminal, near the main entrance. (Note: there are 2 payment units - one for overnight cruise parking and the other is for day cruise parking) 

In addition to this, free parking can be found in the Deep Water Basin Car Park . If parking here please allow at least 30 minutes to park your vehicle and make your way to the terminal . You are able to drop off passengers and luggage at the terminal. The main car park is charged per hour.

Safe Driving in New Zealand

Driving in New Zealand can be very different to driving at home, with some roads, particularly within the Fiordland National Park, windy and narrow. The scenery itself is spectacular so we highly recommend giving yourself plenty of time to enjoy the journey, and also to ensure you fully understand New Zealand road rules and signs before embarking on your trip.

For information on driving safely in New Zealand please visit  DriveSafe.org.nz  to learn about our road rules and conditions. For a relaxing journey, we recommend allowing plenty of time for photo stops, lunch/drink breaks and for exploring the local area. 

Our large family group of nine sailed on the Fiordland Jewel for their overnight cruise in Milford Sound, and I am finding that words fail me in trying to convey how wonderful it was. We were in the midst of a 3-week trip to New Zealand and Australia, and this was without doubt the highlight of the entire trip.

Hilary, Connecticut, United States

Amazing, personable, and one of a kind experience. The crew and captain were super helpful, kind, and interesting. The boat was impressive, and we 100% want to go back.

Julie, California, United States

Arrive at the Milford Sound terminal (if travelling by road) or land on the boat (if travelling by helicopter)

Cruise down the southern side of the fiord, past Bowen Falls, Sinbad Gully, the world-renowned Mitre Peak, Mt Pembroke, Bridal Veil Falls and Fairy Falls

If weather permits, we cruise into the mouth of the fiord past Anita Bay, and head into the Tasman Sea for a glimpse of the West Coast, before returning into the sound

Venture up the north side of the fiord past Dale Point, the Piopiotahi Marine Reserve, Seal Rock, Stirling Falls, The Lion and the Cascade Range

After cruising, we anchor at Deepwater Basin for the night. There is the opportunity to explore nearby in the on board sea kayaks and tender boat, before returning to the Fiordland Jewel for drinks and a three-course meal

Dawn arrives at 6am in December but can be as late as 8am in March. Watch the sunrise over continental breakfast, which is served 7am-8am, before returning to the terminal at 9.00am

Return to Queenstown or Te Anau

WHAT TO BRING

NZ CASH /CURRENCY

SUNSCREEN LOTION & SUNGLASSES  

INSECT REPELLENT

WATERPROOF JACKET

CHANGE OF CLOTHES

NON-SLIP SHOES

SWIMMING COSTUME / TOGS (OPTIONAL)

ONE BAG ONLY, IF POSSIBLE

If you wish to enjoy wine, beer and other beverages from our licensed bar, payment can be made by NZ CASH/CURRENCY, EFTPOS & CREDIT CARD.  Please note:  Do not bring alcohol on board with you, as this will breach our liquor license

• Southern Secret Doubtful Sound Overnight Cruises Explore Doubtful Sound Journey into the spectacular wilderness of Fiordland and join us on a Doubtful Sound overnight cruise aboard the MV Southern Secret Charter Info Book Now

Doubtful Sound Overnight

The Southern Secret is a purpose-built motor cruiser that offers overnight cruises and charters in Doubtful Sound. Stay in one of our five well-appointed ensuite cabins and enjoy the spectacular scenery in comfort. An overnight cruise ensures you see more of Doubtful Sound, and you can try activities like fishing or kayaking. There is time to relax and enjoy the scenery while keeping watch for wildlife such as penguins, dolphins, and seals. The smaller boat experience means we can get you up close to waterfalls and other points of interest. We would love you to join us and show you around these magnificent Fiords!

Cruise the fiords of Doubtful Sound/Patea with us

Experience the raw beauty of Doubtful Sound overnight, nature in its most pristine form. Marvel at steep mountain cliffs surrounding the deep waters of the Fiords. View incredible scenery, mammals, and waterfalls from the comfort of your vessel, the Southern Secret (* weather dependent).

• Maximum of 12 guests
• 20 Hours on Doubtful Sound
• Checking Fiordland Lobster pots *
• Waterfall Viewing
• Doubtful Sound Wildlife
• All Meals included
• Local family-owned
• Sightseeing

Fiordland Cruises

View from Wilmot Pass into Deep Cove

Kayaking in Doubtful Sound

Bottlenose Dolphin

Experience fishing Doubtful Sound

Get up close to Fiordland Waterfalls

Meet new friends on your small group tour

Scenic tours Fiordland

Doubtful Sound wildlife

What our guests say.

We had the most AMAZING time on our overnight cruise on Southern Secret. The transfers with Nadine were wonderful (great combination of personality, warmth, knowledge, smile) and the information and commentary provided by Clint in his own inimitable, Kiwi way, was just wonderful. We loved spending a night on the boat, hosted by Clint and Jenny. We marvelled at Jenny’s competence, and Clint’s competence and ease with both his boat, and the passengers walking all over it. The boat cruise epitomised everything that is great about New Zealand. Nothing was a problem to either Clint or Jenny. The cabins were comfortable, the food was superb, the fishing was fantastic. There was nothing not to like. Yes, it rained, but it’s Doubtful Sound, after all, and so all is forgiven, rain wise, when you have an experience like that, in a place like that. I would recommend this trip to everyone: nobody should have any hesitations at all about this cruise. All in all, a perfect getaway for us, provided by an outstanding company and its people. Thank you.

Could be the best thing we did while in New Zealand. This experience is so unique and provides a much more intimate experience vs a crowded day tour. We saw tons of dolphin, caught fish we ate that night, prepared by the best chef it was so delicious. So many waterfalls. Kayaking as well. Just unbelievable. The boat was so comfortable for the amount of people. I sometimes get seasick and the water was so calm you sometimes forgot you were on a boat. You really have to make this part of your trip while in NZ. Thank you to the crew for everything!

Southern Secret is a wonderful way to see the fabulous scenery and miss the crowds. In addition you get a ride over Lake Manapouri one of NZ’s largest and most stunning lakes. Everything is managed with efficiency and care from start to finish. We were looked after by skipper Jason who shared his enthusiasm for the natural world with us all ... He also taught us how to fish and we caught dinner - blue cod and Jock Stuart - expertly cooked by Kirsten.

Before I went on this cruise, i had read so many wonderful reviews and was getting worried about how these great reviews would set my expectations too high. But in the end, our Skipper Jason and our Chef Caleb lead us on a unforgettable and fun journey through Doubtful Sound... The level of experience they had and the amount of effort they put in to ensure that everyone had a great time is unparalleled. My only complaint is that the whole cruise is too short.

From start to finish this cruise exceeded our expectations. Definitely recommend the small boat - we had 8 people. A great group and we all felt relaxed. Fishing, kayaking, pulling up cray pots - and the food - Kristen your food was out of this world! Dish after dish of yummyness. Jason thank you for going the extra mile to ensure this was indeed the trip of a lifetime.

MV Southern Secret

The Southern Secret is a 20-metre vessel based in Deep Cove for the primary purpose of Doubtful Sound Overnight Cruises. With five ensuite guest cabins, spacious indoor & outdoor viewing areas and a cruising speed of 8-9 knots, the Southern Secret is the perfect setting for your overnight experience.

Cruise Itinerary

Your Doubtful Sound overnight cruise tour can begin in Queenstown, Te Anau or Manapouri. If required, the early transfer coach from Queenstown departs at 6:55am; or departing from Te Anau at 8:45am or meet us in Manapouri at 9:30am.

The Southern Secret has five comfortable and warm ensuite guest cabins. The Master Suite cabin (sleeps 1-2), Double cabins (sleeps 1-2) and the Double/Twin cabin (sleeps 1-4). All have private bathrooms with toilet and shower facilities. Access the spacious viewing decks outdoors or enjoy the views from the saloon.

Fiordland Charters

The Southern Secret also offers private overnight boat charters in the Doubtful Sound area. Charters can be arranged on demand (subject to availability) for small groups, friends, family, or couples seeking a private Doubtful Sound experience.

Doubtful Sound Overnight Cruises

Give in to the wilderness, and escape to the secluded Pātea Doubtful Sound, located in the depths of the Fiordland National Park. Unlike a day cruise, this unique overnight experience completely immerses you in nature. Wake up feeling connected, in harmony, and full of wonder for Aotearoa’s native flora and fauna.  

The trip begins on the shore of Lake Manapouri, where you’ll hop onto a vessel to cross over to West Arm. Here, you’ll board our RealNZ coach to cross the scenic Wilmot Pass, before arriving at Doubtful Sound, and your home for the night.  

What's included? 

• Choose to escape for one or two nights aboard one of our traditional-styled vessels.  
• Explore the nooks and coves of Doubtful Sound all the way out to the Tasman Sea.  
• Choose the onboard accommodation that suits you, from private ensuite cabins to family-share, bunk-style cabins with shared bathrooms. Our two differing vessels offer slightly different accommodation offerings. S ee what’s on offer on each vessel .  
• Our onboard chef will feed you well. Freshly baked afternoon tea, local platters, a gourmet buffet dinner and a selection of hot and continental breakfasts will be served.  
• Understand what you’re experiencing with our onboard nature specialist. They’ll tell you about the land, local flora and the resident fauna who may come out to say hello.  
• Be the captain of your own boat! Choose to explore a sheltered shoreline by kayak or hop into our small boat with a nature guide.  
• Leave the driving to us, and explore our coach connections, available from Queenstown and Te Anau.  

Choose between our signature one night stay, or stay longer on the two-night cruise.

You will not go hungry! Enjoy a delicious dinner and cooked breakfast prepared by your on-board chef.

Choose to explore the Fiord by kayak or tender craft (weather dependant).

Learn about the history and natural beauty of Patea Doubtful Sound from your local specialist guide.

Transport Options

• Milford Sound
• Te Anau Downs

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More Information

Doubtful Sound is pristine, unforgettable and out of this world. So get ready to create some lifelong memories as we take you on the ultimate Doubtful Sound experience.  

Your itinerary starts with a 45min-1hr cruise across Lake Manapouri, where you’ll hop off at the west arm. A coach then takes you across the Wilmot Pass, where you’ll travel on a sub-alpine road through dense rainforest. Arriving at Deep Cove, you’ll be met by our crew and vessel.  

Designed along the lines of a traditional scow, our vessels, The Fiordland Navigator and The Wanderer , blend old-world charm with modern comforts that include spacious viewing decks, dining saloons with fully licensed bars, and observation lounges.  

As you cruise through some of New Zealand’s most stunning scenery, our knowledgeable nature guides will provide commentary ensuring you don’t miss a thing, whether you’re encountering a pod of resident dolphins, fur seals or rare penguins.   

After dropping anchor in a sheltered cove, you can choose to explore the shoreline by kayak or tender boat, or simply relax onboard. For those looking to refresh, there’s even a chance to go swimming. All activities are weather-dependent.   

In the evening, you’ll enjoy a delicious three-course dinner prepared by our onboard chef, served in the dining saloon. Mingle with fellow travellers, try some local wines from our bar, and if the skies are clear, spend some time on the upper deck gazing at the stars.  

Kick off the next day with a hearty cooked breakfast or a nourishing continental selection and get ready to explore the other arms of the fiord. Before long, you’ll return to Deep Cove, and take the trip back to Manapouri where you’ll tell the story of your experience in the remote wilderness of New Zealand.  

Things you should know: 

• Duration is one or two nights.  
• The two-night overnight cruise is available exclusively in May and September.  
• Private cabins - twin, double or single occupancy with ensuite bathrooms (single passengers must pay sole occupancy rate)  
• Quad share cabins - bunk-style compartments fit for four occupants with a curtained divider separating the room from shared areas, with communal bathrooms.
• Twin sleeping compartments with communal bathrooms. 
• Enjoy a hearty dinner including soups, a buffet of salads and hot dishes, as well as a selection of desserts and cheeses (dietary requirements can be catered for and should be noted at the time of booking).  
• On the two-night trip, lunch is included on the second day.  
• There is a licensed bar on board  
• Includes kayaking and tender craft (small boat) activities  
• You’ll enjoy a buffet breakfast on-board  

Extra information 

• Duvets, sheets and towels provided  
• Complimentary teas and coffee are available throughout.  
• Suitable for all ages, except for infants intending to stay in a quad-share cabin  
• Due to the multi-leg journey and floating wharf access, guests will need to have a reasonable level of mobility.  
• Snacks and drinks are available for purchase with both eftpos or cash  
• Waiau St Café, below the Manapouri Visitors Centre, opens from 9am - 1.00pm. The menu offers a range of homemade food and Allpress Coffee to enjoy before the experience or to take with you  

Departure Times  

The trip leaves Pearl Harbour, Manapouri at 12.30pm and returns 12pm the following day.   

You are required to check in at the RealNZ Visitor Centre 30 mins before your departure time.  

Getting there  

All our Doubtful Sound experiences start in Manapouri which is around 2.5 – 3 hrs from Queenstown and 30 mins from Te Anau. Our Manapouri Visitor Centre is located at 64 Waiau Street.  

Free parking is available in Manapouri.  

What to bring  

Only one carry-on bag is recommended for passenger convenience and safety.  Don't forget the following:  

• Non-slip walking shoes/boots  
• Waterproof jacket*  
• Warm sweater/fleece jacket  
• Change of clothes*  
• Sunscreen/sunglasses  
• Insect repellent*  
• Swimwear (optional)  
• Lunch and snacks for the first day  
• Personal medication, including for asthma and allergies  

*Essential items if you are doing activities. Activities take place even if it is raining.  

Fiordland Navigator

About the Fiordland Navigator

The Fiordland Navigator is a purpose-built vessel designed to replicate a traditional trading scow and is perfectly suited to cruising the fiords.

• Private cabins with ensuites (twin or double bed configuration)
• Quad share bunk-style compartments with shared bathroom facilities and a curtained divider providing privacy from communal areas
• Spacious viewing decks, dining saloon, licensed bar and observation lounge
• Delicious buffet dinner served up by our onboard chef
• Carries kayaks and tender craft onboard

The Wanderer

About the Wanderer

Our vessel, the Milford Wanderer, is a modern motorised vessel that has been purpose-built for navigating southern New Zealand.

• Warm, comfortable accommodation (two passengers per sleeping compartment)  
• Duvets, sheets and towels provided
• Modern shared bathroom facilities with hot showers 
• Delicious plated meals prepared by onboard chef  

What an amazing experience onboard the Navigator for a Doubtful Sound overnight cruise. Thanks so much!!The best boat trip I’ve ever taken! Thanks also for giving us glorious sunshine and the atmospheric clouds the next day 😉 The views, the staff, the food and the comfort were all outstanding. We got the luxury of exploring the sound by kayak, and experiencing an amazing sunset over the Tasman. Shout out to Brock for his amazing insight and commentary. Lauracmilner83, Via TripAdvisor

This was a fantastic highlight of our south island tour. After a very enjoyable boat ride across the lake, we boarded one of 2 coaches taking us over the pass to the mooring of the Fjordland Navigator. A great crew on board, enthusiastic and very informative about the background and flora/forna of the sound. We saw dolphins and shearwaters at close quarters. The food was excellent, our cabin was comfortable and the whole experience was unforgettable. The highlight was probably the sound of silence, where the engines and generator were stopped, so you could hear nothing but the birds and the breeze! Awesome. martinlL633EU, Via TripAdvisor

What a wonderful trip, I'm SO glad we decided to take an extra day to do the overnight. The whole area was stunningly beautiful (I actually liked it better than Milford). The transition from boat to bus to ship was seamless, and everyone involved was friendly and knowledgeable. The ship was great, our room (a double) was cozy and the bed was really comfortable. The food was excellent and they had a bar for drinks. It was one of our favorite experiences in a month-long trip and we would definitely recommend it!

Wonderful experience aboard the overnight vessel. The extra time is really the best way to take in how amazing and vast Doubtful Sound is. Great good, super nice accommodation & communal areas and a wonderful & informative nature guide in Brock! Thanks RealNZ for an amazing experience.

In case you haven't found the information you were looking for, we've put together some of the most common questions our customers ask about our trips. If you need more specific answers, please contact us directly.

How long does it take to travel to Manapouri?

From Queenstown to Manapouri by car or coach takes around 2 hrs 45 mins and from Te Anau around 30 minutes.  For more information refer to our Driving Times webpage.

Is there car parking at Manapouri?

Yes, we have plenty of free parking at Manapouri. Daytime car parking is provided adjacent to the Visitor Centre. Overnight car parking is a available on View St, a short 2 minute walk from our Manapouri Visitor Centre.

Are linen and towels provided on the Milford and Doubtful Sound Overnight Cruises?

Yes, bedding and towels are provided to all guests.  

What is the difference between a double room and a twin room?

A double room is a private room for two people, with one bed to share. A twin room is a private room for two people, with two single beds.

Overnight Cruises and Quadshare - We are a group of three people and would like to book a shared quad-share room. Will this mean we would be sharing with another person?

Yes, you could potentially be sharing with another guest. Alternatively you could choose to pay for the entire quad cabin, or two double cabins, to ensure privacy.  If you wish to pay for an entire quad cabin, please contact us directly.

Note: quad-share cabins are mixed gender.

What is the difference between Milford and Doubtful Sounds?

Our places. Our experiences. Milford and Doubtful Sounds, NZ.

Milford Sound at the mountainous north end of Fiordland National Park is the classic fiord - a deep water inlet between steep sided high mountains.  Milford Sound is a middle-sized fiord at around 13 kms in length and it is famous for its dramatic scenery, especially Mitre Peak.  This fiord is the most accessible of Fiordland National Park’s 14 fiords and it can be reached by bus, car or flight connections from Queenstown.

Doubtful Sound is located in the heart of Fiordland National Park where the mountains are still very impressive but not as high as Milford Sound.  Doubtful Sound is three times longer and  has a sea surface area roughly ten times larger than Milford Sound.  Its three arms are Hall, Crooked and First Arm.  It is famous for its wilderness scenery and wildlife sightings.  To get to Doubtful Sound visitors first take a launch trip across Lake Manapouri and drive over Wilmot Pass.

Visitors with enough time choose to visit both fiords as they have different characters.

What weather can I expect in Fiordland?

Fiordland’s weather is what gives the region its unique character. Rainfall is what makes Fiordland a land of lakes, rivers, streams, waterfalls and fiords. Visitors should always be prepared to enjoy some rainfall during their stay. It is recommended to bring sensible clothing for cool and wet weather to fully appreciate your stay.

The temperatures you can expect in the different seasons are as follows: 

• Summer  (December-February) 19-23 Celsius / 66 - 73 Fahrenheit 
• Autumn  (March-May) 8-18 Celsius / 46  - 64 Fahrenheit
• Winter  (June-August) 5-9 Celsius /  41  - 48 Fahrenheit
• Spring  (September-November) 10-19 Celsius  / 50   - 66 Fahrenheit

Is it worth going to Milford/Doubtful Sounds on a wet day?

Many say you have not seen Fiordland unless you have seen it in the rain.  When it rains in Fiordland the landscape is dramatic - rock faces stream with waterfalls, mist hangs around the tops of the mountains and rivers and streams rage.  From a dry comfortable vantage point on the bus or boat, this landscape is spectacular for sightseeing.

How much luggage can I take on my overnight cruise?

We recommend each passenger brings no more than a carry-on sized bag due to space restrictions in the cabins. For a list of what to bring please see the 'more info' section or your booking confirmation.

While we cannot guarantee you will see wildlife, sightings of fur seals are reasonably common in both Doubtful and Milford Sounds.  A pod of bottlenose dolphins resides in Doubtful Sound so you have a good chance of seeing these fascinating mammals, and in Milford Sound dolphins are occasional visitors.  In both sounds the rare Fiordland crested penguin can at times be observed.

Throughout Fiordland the fiords are officially mapped as sounds.  Strictly speaking, they should be called fiords.

A fiord is a glaciated valley - typically narrow and steep-sided - that has been flooded by the sea after the glacier’s retreat.  A sound, on the other hand, is a river valley flooded by the sea following a rise in sea levels or depression of the land, or a combination of both.

Is the Manapouri Underground Power Station accessible?

The Manapouri Underground Power Station visit is CLOSED indefinitely due to maintenance by operators Meridian Energy. We are not permitted to access the Power Station for tours during this time. The Doubtful Sound Wilderness Cruise tour will still operate without the visit underground to the Powerstation.

Online transactions/prices are conducted in what currency?

All prices and transactions on the RealNZ website are in New Zealand dollars (NZD).  This is specified on the Terms & Conditions page.

What happens if there is an emergency?

Our staff are trained to deal with incidents and in case of an emergency you should listen to their instructions. We have a portable defibrillator on each of our overnight cruise vessels (Milford Mariner, Milford Wanderer and Fiordland Navigator). In addition to this we also have portable defibrillators at the following locations: •    Milford Sound Visitor Terminal •    RealNZ Visitor Centre, Manapouri •    Cavern House (Te Anau Glowworm Caves) •    Colonel’s Homestead Restaurant, Walter Peak •    TSS Earnslaw Vintage Steamship •    Stewart Island Ferry (Bluff - Oban - Bluff)

Can my dietary requirements be accommodated? 

Yes, dietary requirements can be catered for. Please provide detailed information regarding your dietary requirements when making a booking. 

Will I be sharing a quad room? 

There is a possibility that you might share a quad room with other customers, and it’s important to note these rooms are equipped with a curtain partition instead of a door. Please be aware of this configuration when booking and please contact us if you need further clarification. 

Is the boat accessible for individuals with impaired mobility? 

When we are informed in advance about guests with hindered mobility, we make every effort to mitigate the impact by assigning rooms in proximity to the main areas. However, it’s important to note that our vessels are not optimally equipped for potential needs. While we extend a warm welcome to individuals with impaired mobility, all our vessel’s doorways feature a sea sill, there are no ramps within the boat, and a flight of stairs separates rooms from the main saloon. 

What is the best room type for families or children on an overnight cruise?

Our t win sleeping compartments provide the best privacy for travelling with your family and children. A twin room is a private room for two people with two single beds.

Our places. Our experiences. Doubtful Sound Overnight Cruises. Escape to the peace and tranquillity of Doubtful Sound on a magical overnight cruise.

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10 Things To Do In Fiordland National Park: Complete Guide To New Zealand's Most Adventurous Region

T here are so many things to do in Fiordland National Park in New Zealand. With imposing mountains, serene lakes, and thriving rainforests it's a paradise for lovers of the great outdoors.

The 12,000 square kilometers of protected area lies on the southwest coast of New Zealand’s South Island. It's the most visited National Park in New Zealand, mainly down to the star attraction — Milford Sound. But there are plenty of other things to do in Fiordland National Park that make it well worth spending some more time here.

Top Things To Do In Fiordland National Park, New Zealand

For starters, Fiordland National Park was made one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Te Wahipounamu (South West New Zealand) and has a whole host of natural attractions to keep visitors busy.

From stunning waterfalls to cruises, scenic flights, and multi-day hikes, here are some of the top things to do and see.

Milford Sound Piopiotahi

The number one reason that so many travelers make their way to this part of New Zealand's South Island is to visit the iconic Milford Sound. Milford Sound Piopiotahi as it's locally known is home to stunning natural fiords, Māori legends, and epic scenery that leaves lasting memories.

See Rahotu / Mitre Peak, spot dolphins, penguins, and seals within the Milford Sound Marine Reserve, and feel the spray from one of the many waterfalls lining the steep mountainsides.

There are so many options when it comes to choosing how to visit Milford Sound; boat cruises, scenic flights, kayak trips, and dive trips, but to make the most of the epic scenery try to spend at least two days exploring here.

• Book a Full-Day Milford Sound Tour with Cruise and Walks from Te Anau for $112 per person with Viator.

Many tours are available as day trips from Queenstown, but to save on transport costs travelers can make their own way to the wharf or book a trip from Te Anau.

Mirror Lakes

One of the best things to do in Fiordland National Park is to walk around Mirror Lakes. The perfectly calm waters offer enchanting reflections of the Earl Mountains beyond.

The flat 400-meter (1,300-foot) boardwalk is perfect for families and walkers of all abilities, so this activity is open to all who visit. It's a truly stunning stop that's easy to fit into a Fiordland itinerary as it's right on the main road.

• To get there, look for the signpost on Milford Road — about 56 kilometers (34.8 miles) from Te Anau on the way towards Milford Sound.

Try to save this one for a clear sunny day, as bad weather can make the reflections dull or even sometimes disappear altogether!

Doubtful Sound

The lesser-known fiord in New Zealand doesn't get the attention of its brother, but it is no less magical. Its nickname “the sound of silence” comes from the fact that it gets so much fewer visitors than Milford Sound, so it's the perfect place to escape the crowds — especially in summer.

Doubtful Sound is the second-largest fiord in Fiordland National Park and is full of stunning scenery and wildlife. There's a really high chance of spotting dolphins, and the rare Fiordland Crested Penguin as there is usually just one boat on the water at a time.

• To visit Doubtful Sound, take a 30-minute drive from Te Anau to Manapouri where you will catch a boat across the lake and take a coach over Wilmot Pass to Doubtful Sound.

It's a good idea to book a tour in advance as there are limited sailings. Take a look at the Doubtful Sound Wilderness Day Cruise from Manapouri in more detail — prices start from $140 per person.

The Kepler Track

One of the best hikes in Fiordland National Park is the stunning Kepler Track, starting just minutes away from Te Anau. The epic 60-kilometer-long (37-mile) 3 to 4-day loop track has been named one of 'New Zealand’s 10 Great Walks.'

The winding trails creep along the shoreline of Lake Te Anau and Lake Manapouri, through Kea-filled forests, past nature-rich wetlands, and towards steep alpine viewpoints.

The hike requires reasonable fitness levels with around 6 to 7 hours of hiking each day, overnight stops can be had at Luxmore Hut, Iris Burn Hut and Campsite, and Moturau Hut.

It's also possible to break the hike down into smaller sections if travelers are short on time.

The stunning and serene Lake Gunn is one of New Zealand's most beautiful lakes . The deep lake is elevated at 480 meters (1,575 feet) above sea level, and surrounded by jagged mountains and mossy trees.

To explore it fully, take the 45-minute Lake Gunn walk along the stony shoreline, stopping to spot the multitude of bird life — which includes the rare Paradise Ducks​​​​​.

Travelers can also choose to stop overnight at Cascade Creek Campsite (must be booked in advance).

• The Lake Gunn walking track starts at the Cascade Creek parking lot — 40 minutes from Milford Sound on the SH94.
• The walk is stroller and wheelchair friendly, making it a great day out for the whole family.

Related: These Are 10 Of The Unique Animals To See In New Zealand (& Where To See Them)

Routeburn Track

The mighty Routeburn Track links Fiordland National Park and Mt Aspiring National Park. It's 31 kilometers long (19 miles) and takes around three days to walk.

Another of New Zealand's Great Walks, hikers can expect to find iconic views of Fiordland’s highest peak, Mt Tutuko, and epic scenery from the highpoint at Harris Saddle, 1,255 meters (4,117 feet) above sea level.

Lonely Planet named the Routeburn Track one of the "Top 10 classic hikes in the world,” so as you'd expect it gets a fair amount of attention from visitors.

For more information, including safety advice and seasonal restrictions, visit the Department of Conservation (DOC) website for New Zealand .

For a more bite-size hike, take the starting section of the Routeburn Track towards Key Summit. The Key Summit Track is just a 20-minute uphill climb from the Routeburn Track and offers awesome views of the Humboldt and Darran Mountains.

It's a fantastic hike that's not too challenging, so it can easily be enjoyed by all.

• It's about an hour’s drive from Te Anau towards Milford Sound to the starting point at The Divide parking lot in Fiordland National Park.
• Take the Routeburn Track for around an hour until you reach signs for the Key Summit Track.
• The Key Summit Track takes around three hours in total, with a distance of 3.4 kilometers each way; the return is via the same track.

Te Anau Glow Worm Caves

Easily one of the best things to do in Fiordland National Park for families is the Glow Worm Caves near Te Anau.

Take a guided tour through 12,000-year-old caves to discover how Te Anau got its name, as well as the bioluminescent creatures that call these dark caverns home.

The caves are interesting enough in themselves, holding an intricate network of limestone passages with stalactites and underground rivers and waterfalls.

• The Te Anau Glow Worm Caves Tour takes just over two hours and prices start at $60 per person.

The average temperature inside the cave is 9 degrees Celsius (48 degrees Fahrenheit) so it's essential to wear warm layers and bring a fleece or jacket.

Hollyford Track

The 4 to 6-day Hollyford Track is perhaps one of the most underrated hikes in Fiordland National Park.

It is less promoted than the Routeburn or Kepler Tracks but has equally stunning scenery, well-kept facilities, and far fewer visitors. It's a real hidden gem for hikers with views of Lake Alabaster, Lake McKerrow, and the abandoned buildings of Jamestown.

Another plus point is that the hut accommodation is much less expensive than on the Great Walks, and planning the route is easy and straightforward.

Like the other walks transport can be arranged to make it a one-way route, or it's possible to return via the same path.

• The Hollyford Track starts about 87 kilometers (54 miles) from Te Anau on Lower Hollyford Road (a side road off of the Milford Sound Road).

As there are no alpine sections, this hike can be a great option for the winter — but pay attention to local advice regarding flooding.

Lake Marian

This alpine lake's emerald waters look all too appealing after a sweaty hike in the mountains, but be warned — it's cold! The glacial tributaries that feed this high-altitude lake mean the water temperature isn't much above freezing.

Situated in a steep valley formed by glaciers over thousands of years, the crystal-clear waters mirror the rugged mountains that surround Lake Marian. It's a real show-stopper and a fantastic place to get pictures.

• Visitors can either take the 20-minute track to see some of the cascading waterfalls that surround the lake or opt for the longer 3-hour return track to Lake Marian.

Go On A Scenic Flight

When it comes to the best way of seeing Fiordland National Park, getting out and into nature is hard to top. But seeing the landscape from above brings a whole new dimension and scale to the South Island.

Most scenic flights depart from Queenstown with options including fixed-wing, helicopter, fly-cruise to Milford Sound, and glacier landings. Expect to get close-up views of dramatic waterfalls, soar over impressive fiords, and pass by snow-capped mountain peaks.

• This Milford Sound Scenic Flight and Nature Cruise takes in the top sights in the area on a small group tour with a Naturalist Guide. Tours last for around four and a half hours and start from $362 per person.

Book flights in advance — preferably near the beginning of a trip — so there’s plenty of time to rebook if the weather isn’t great (if the aircraft cannot fly due to bad weather transfer to another day for free or get a full refund).

Related: Going To New Zealand? These Are 10 Of The Most Beautiful National Parks You Can Visit

Best Time To Visit Fiordland National Park, New Zealand

There is no bad time to visit Fiordland National Park but as the landscape is defined by water it's best to always be prepared for rain. It rains on average for around 200 days per year and is one of the wettest places in New Zealand.

It's advisable to always pack a raincoat. December to February are the warmest months of the year with temperatures reaching up to 30 degrees Celsius, but in winter Fiordland is made even more beautiful by the appearance of snow on the mountains.

There is an average annual rainfall of seven meters which can mean that in winter some roads are closed due to flooding.

Best Ways To Get Around Fiordland National Park, New Zealand

It's best to stay in one of the local towns rather than travel from the adventure capital of Queenstown . Te Anau and Manapouri have plenty of accommodation options, restaurants, and shops.

Rental cars, camper vans, and bus services are available from Queenstown Airport or catch a chartered flight.

It's possible to get around on guided tours and public transport, but to fully explore the area it's best to hire a car. Milford Road is known as New Zealand's most scenic driving route and is an attraction in itself.

Te Anau is a two-hour drive from Queenstown, and it's a further two-hour drive to Milford Sound. Though Queenstown looks close to Milford Sound on a map, it's a lot further by road.

Where To Eat In Fiordland National Park, New Zealand

Head to the Sandfly café for breakfast in Te Anau, the amazing location offers epic views towards the mountains from the outdoor seating area. Grab pancakes and bacon, a fry up, or a breakfast burger, and wash it all down with a hot coffee.

For lunch, Ditto is one of the most popular spots to eat in Te Anau. Choose between bao buns, loaded fries, sushi bowls and delicious dumplings. There are plenty of dairy/gluten-free options as well as vegetarian and vegan dishes. Find it opposite the Te Anau Gardens (92 Town Centre, Te Anau 9600, New Zealand).

Do as the locals do for dinner and pop into The Fat Duck Gastropub . Located in the center of town it's easy to see why many consider this to be one of the best places to eat in Te Anau. With friendly servers, epic portions, and impeccable food, the Fat Duck impresses anyone who visits. The wide selection of beer and wine also means that happy hour can get pretty busy!

For somewhere quieter, the Black Dog Bar offers Fiordland Lagers, local wines, and whiskeys in a small intimate setting. There are also food platters on offer for hungry visitors.

Related: New Zealand's South Island: 10 Underrated Things To Do

Where To Stay In Fiordland National Park, New Zealand

Travelers can find budget-friendly accommodation in Te Anau, but luxe hotels are available too.

Budget-friendly

Te Anau Central Backpackers

Address: 29 Mokonui Street, Te Anau

Rate per night: $74

Amenities: Eco-friendly hostel within a 10-minute walk of Fiordland National Park, Free Wi-Fi, Free parking, Laundry facilities, Disabled access, and Multilingual staff.

Loch Vista Bed & Breakfast

Address: 454 E Te Anau Milford Highway, R.D.1, Te Anau 9679

Rate per night: $162

Amenities: Adults only, Free Wi-Fi, Complimentary breakfast, Air-conditioned, & Laundry facilities.

Radfords on the Lake

Address: 56 Lakefront Drive, Te Anau 9600

Rate per night: $308

Amenities: Five-star eco-friendly motel, steps away from Fiordland National Park (Te Wahipounamu) and Lake Te Anau. Room service, Free parking, Lake view rooms, and Spa.

Tips To Know When Visiting Fiordland National Park, New Zealand

• Remember that the weather is usually wet, even on a warm summer's day it's best to pack a waterproof as the weather can change in an instant.
• Make sure to wear layers for warmth, and sturdy walking boots as many of the trails are on uneven ground.
• Plan walks or take guided excursions if new to hiking in the outdoors. It's best for travelers to always let someone know where they are heading and what time they are expecting to get back (that way rescue teams can be alerted as soon as any issues arise).

Is Fiordland National Park Free?

Fiordland National Park is free to visit like all National Parks in New Zealand, it is managed by the DOC (Department Of Conservation). There are a number of free things to do including hiking, cycling, and walking in Te Anau, Manapouri and Fiordland.

How To Spend The Perfect Day In Fiordland National Park, New Zealand

Start the day off in Te Anau, having a hearty breakfast and a wander through the local shops in town. Then take to the road to start exploring the limitless outdoor activities on offer in Fiordland National Park.

Head out on Milford Road for one of the best drives in New Zealand, stopping for a walk at Lake Gunn, photo opportunities at Pop's View lookout, and The Chasm along the way.

After arriving at Milford Sound, grab lunch at Milford Sound Lodge & Pio Pio Cafe before heading to the marina. Travelers can opt to go on a cruise or get a closer look at the wildlife with Roscos Milford Sound Kayaks. See the top sights like Bowen Falls, Mitre Peak, and the Milford Sound Underwater Observatory.

Head back to Te Anau for dinner at The Fat Duck and, if daylight allows, head out onto Lake Te Anau for a sunset cruise or sip drinks along the water's edge.

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Standing on the shoreline of Lake Te Anau, the magnificent sight of Te Rua-o-te-Moko Fiordland beckons from across the water. Discover a picturesque town where adventure and relaxation are found in equal measure.

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Stay awhile and discover Te Anau and Manapouri

Nestled on the edge of the South Island’s largest lake, Te Anau is the spectacular stepping off point for those exploring the wilderness of Fiordland or those wanting to savour a place of peace and relaxation. 

With a full range of shops and accommodation providers , Te Anau is the perfect place to stay and experience the friendliness of small-town New Zealand. Stock up on all you need for outdoor adventures, and then stay for restaurants, lake cruises, glow worm caves, jet boating or even a glimpse of the rare, flightless takahē at Punanga Manu o Te Anau, Te Anau’s Bird Sanctuary.

Just a 20-minute drive from Te Anau, you will find the idyllic township of Manapouri sitting quietly on the shores of mighty Lake Manapouri. Known as New Zealand’s loveliest lake, Manapouri’s quiet and unhurried atmosphere belies the extraordinary environment it sits within and the extraordinary tale of its survival - New Zealand’s first great conservation campaign . Whether you’re sitting in the beer garden at the local pub or on the lakeshore at Fraser’s Beach, Manapouri delivers a feast for the eyes. Thirty-three small islands dot the lake along with countless bush-clad coves and beaches framed by the majestic backdrop of Cathedral Peaks and the many layers of Fiordland ranges which span as far as the eye can see.

Te Anau is the point to begin your self-drive or coach and cruise tour to Piopiotahi / Milford Sound . Trips to Patea/Doubtful Sound depart from Manapouri with tour operators offering coach and cruise/kayak options from Te Anau or Queenstown.

Lake Manapouri © Air New Zealand

ACTIVITIES IN TE ANAU AND MANAPOURI

The proximity of three of New Zealand's ten Great Walks places Te Anau firmly on the map as New Zealand’s walking capital. Here, you can set off on the Milford Track , Kepler Track and Routeburn Track and other multi-day hikes .

Many of Te Anau’s activities are focused around its stunning lake and easy access to Fiordland National Park. Activities include:

• Lake cruises
• Glowworm cave tours
• Jet boating
• Scenic flights

Find a full list of activities in Te Anau and Manapouri here.

Te Anau’s accommodation options range from backpacker hostels right through to luxury lodges. During the peak summer season, it is advisable to book well in advance as demand is high. Manapouri offers a small selection of accommodation options, but travellers will find everything from motels and private home rentals to a luxury lodge also.

WEATHER & SEASONS

Spring weather.

Sept-Nov: This is the equinox period and a time when Fiordland often experiences unsettled weather patterns, including more wind and rain than at other times of the year. It is also common to experience the occasional storm which may bring snow to low levels. Around Fiordland, you will see lambs, daffodils and cherry blossoms. Daylight savings starts in October, making the evenings even longer.

Summer Weather

Dec-Feb: These are the warmest months of the year where temperatures can reach up to 30 degrees Celsius (80 degrees Fahrenheit). Although wind and rain are still common, it is likely that there will be longer periods of settled weather in summer. Daylight hours are long with dawn at about 5.30 am and dusk at about 9.30 pm. In the height of summer, the hottest hours of the day are from about 3.30 pm. Join the local children and families at any of the beaches for a BBQ and an evening swim. You might even like to jump off Te Anau’s famous wharf.

Autumn Weather

March-May: Autumn continues to bring pleasant weather with. March is often warm and things generally begin to cool down towards the end of April and into May. Daylight hours start to shorten, and although the native forest remains green, the exotic trees in the townships start to change to vibrant colours. Late autumn brings the crispness of early morning frosts and mist. The senses start to come alive as temperatures begin to drop.

Winter Weather

June-Aug: Surprisingly, winter in Fiordland is the most settled time of year. Although the daylight hours are much shorter with sunrise being about 8.30 am and sunset about 4.30 pm the skies are often blue and cloudless. The air is crisp and fresh, and snow is seen on the mountains. A trip into Piopiotahi / Milford Sound is a spectacular event with snow to low levels. Bring lots of layers, including a warm hat and gloves and you will feel more alive than ever.

GETTING HERE

Access to Te Anau is via State Highway 6 and State Highway 94 from Queenstown, State Highways 1 and 94 from Dunedin or via the Southern Scenic Route from Invercargill. All roads leading to Te Anau and Manapouri travel through diverse terrain and interesting scenery - don’t rush it!

For information on getting to Piopiotahi / Milford Sound from Te Anau, read about the Milford Road here .

Te Anau to Milford Sound 120 kms (74.5 miles) allow 2 hours driving

Queenstown to Te Anau 170 kms (105.5 miles) allow 2 hours driving

Invercargill to Te Anau 152 kms (94.5 miles) allow 2 hours driving

Dunedin to Te Anau 290 kms (180 miles) allow 4 hours driving

Manapouri to Te Anau 20 kms (12.5 miles) allow 20 mins driving

Christchurch to Te Anau 652 kms (405 miles) allow 8 hours driving

FAQs about Te Anau & Manapouri

How far is it from te anau to milford sound.

The drive from Te Anau to Piopiotahi / Milford Sound is 120 kms (74.5 miles). Allow 2 hours driving without stops. We highly recommend allowing longer to drive to Milford Sound so you can enjoy the spectacular scenery and short walks along the way.

What is there to do in Te Anau?

Te Anau is known as the gateway to Fiordland, Piopiotahi / Milford Sound and Patea / Doubtful Sound. It also offers a range of activities which makes it worth staying a while. Activities include day walks, kayaking, sailing, cruising, fishing, cycling, hunting, jet boating, farm tours and scenic flights by float plane and helicopter.

How far is Te Anau from Queenstown?

The drive from Queenstown to Te Anau is 170 kms (105.5 miles). Allow 2 hours driving

Does it snow in Te Anau?

Yes but not often. Te Anau and Manapouri may experience snow between one and five times a year.

How deep is Lake Te Anau?

Lake Te Anau is 417m (1368ft) deep. It is the South Island's largest lake and the second largest lake in New Zealand. 

Are there sandflies in Te Anau?

Sandflies are most commonly encountered at beach areas around Fiordland and sometimes Te Anau. If you are not used to these annoying little creatures, keep some bug spray handy.

Can you swim in Lake Te Anau?

Yes. Local kids (and big kids!) love to swim in the lake during the summer months. Te Anau is right on the lakefront, so finding a beach to swim from is easy. Remember that the lake is fed by rain and snow melt!

Where is Manapouri?

Manapouri is 20 minutes drive south of Te Anau.

What is Lake Manapouri famous for?

Lake Manapouri is considered one of New Zealand's most picturesque lakes. It became famous in the 1970s when the Save Manapouri campaign successfully blocked the lake from being flooded for a hydroelectricity scheme.

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Known as the finest walk in the world, the Milford Track runs from the head of Lake Te Anau to Milford Sound/Piopiotahi, over the dramatic MacKinnon Pass, all within Fiordland National Park.

Here at New Zealand Walks, we have hand-picked the best of New Zealand’s walking tracks for you. We have both freedom and guided packaged options available featuring walking tracks throughout the country including the iconic Great Walks. Known as the finest walk in the world, the Milford Track runs from the head of Lake Te Anau to Milford Sound/Piopiotahi, over the dramatic MacKinnon Pass, all within Fiordland National Park. Walk amid lofty mountain peaks, alongside crystal-clear rivers and through dense rainforest. Here we offer a fully inclusive 4 day freedom package and also a one day guided walk option.

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