One of the world’s most famous fiords, known for its dramatic cliffs, cascading waterfalls, and untouched wilderness.

A quieter and more remote fiord than Milford Sound, offering a peaceful experience surrounded by stunning natural beauty.

A multi-day Great Walk that takes hikers through diverse landscapes, including lush forests, towering mountains, and serene lakes.

The gateway town to Fiordland National Park, offering a variety of activities such as lake cruises, glowworm cave tours, and wildlife viewing.

Spot native species like the kiwi, takahe, seals, dolphins, and penguins, making the park a haven for wildlife enthusiasts.

Visit this unique observatory in Milford Sound to view black coral, fish, and other marine life without getting wet.

Take a helicopter or scenic flight for breathtaking aerial views of Fiordland’s rugged mountains, deep fiords, and lush forests.

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Milford Sound on a scenic cruise, where you'll witness towering cliffs, cascading waterfalls, and diverse wildlife in one of New Zealand's most iconic fjords.

Embark on the renowned 53.5-kilometer Milford Track, a multi-day trek through lush rainforests, alpine passes, and past Sutherland Falls, one of the world's tallest waterfalls.

Discover the serene and less-visited Doubtful Sound on a guided boat tour, immersing yourself in its tranquil waters, dense rainforests, and abundant marine life.

Paddle through the pristine waters of Fiordland's fjords, such as Milford or Doubtful Sound, getting up close to towering cliffs, hidden coves, and native wildlife.

Traverse the 60-kilometer Kepler Track, a circular route that offers stunning vistas of lakes, forests, and alpine ridges, showcasing the diverse landscapes of Fiordland.

Spend a night aboard a vessel in Milford or Doubtful Sound, allowing you to explore the fjords during the tranquil evening and morning hours, with opportunities for kayaking and wildlife spotting.

Take a guided tour to the Te Anau Glowworm Caves, where you'll journey underground to witness a mesmerizing display of glowworms illuminating the dark caverns.

Undertake the 32-kilometer Routeburn Track, a renowned trail that traverses Fiordland and Mount Aspiring National Parks, featuring alpine vistas, waterfalls, and diverse ecosystems.

Soar above the dramatic landscapes of Fiordland National Park on a scenic flight, offering unparalleled aerial views of fjords, mountains, and valleys.

Walk the 56-kilometer Hollyford Track, a lower-altitude trail that winds through native forests, along rivers, and to the wild West Coast, rich in history and natural beauty.

Experience unique diving opportunities in Fiordland, where you can explore underwater ecosystems featuring black coral trees and diverse marine life.

Hike to the alpine Lake Marian via a 3-hour return trail, leading you through lush forests to a stunning glacial lake surrounded by towering peaks.

Take a short walk to The Chasm, where you'll observe powerful waterfalls and unique rock formations sculpted by the Cleddau River.

Enjoy a leisurely boat cruise on Lake Te Anau, the South Island's largest lake, surrounded by majestic mountains and offering serene landscapes.

Follow a segment of the Routeburn Track to Key Summit, a 3-hour return hike that rewards you with panoramic views of surrounding mountains and valleys.

For experienced hikers, the Gertrude Saddle offers a challenging route with breathtaking views over Milford Sound and the surrounding peaks.

Stop along the Milford Road to see the Mirror Lakes, where on calm days, the Earl Mountains are perfectly reflected in the still waters.

With minimal light pollution, Fiordland offers exceptional stargazing opportunities, allowing you to marvel at the southern hemisphere's night sky.

Engage in fly fishing in the pristine rivers and lakes of Fiordland, home to brown and rainbow trout amidst stunning backdrops.

Relax in Te Anau's Fiordland Cinema, featuring the film "Ata Whenua – Shadowland," which showcases the breathtaking beauty of Fiordland's landscapes.