THINGS TO DO IN FIORDLAND Activities. If you’re in search of once-in-a-lifetime experiences, extraordinary sights, or quiet moments in nature then Fiordland is the

place for you.

BOAT CRUISES IN FIORDLAND Piopiotahi / Milford Sound cruises, Patea / Doubtful Sound cruises and stunning lake cruises. With expert commentary and various options from short, overnight or multi-day cruises, a boat trip is the easiest way to see more of Fiordland. THE SOUTHERN SCENIC ROUTE Follow the signs for the Southern Scenic Route. The Southern Scenic Route is a 610 kilometre (380 mile) journey through the scenic highlights of the south between Queenstown, Invercargill and Dunedin with side trips to Fiordland.

FIORDLAND DAY WALKS

From Te Anau. Te Anau is the gateway to Fiordland National Park and the perfect place to base yourself for day walking. Nestled on the shores of Lake Te Anau, the township offers easy access to WEATHER IN FIORDLAND & SEASONS WHAT’S THE WEATHER LIKE IN FIORDLAND & TE ANAU THROUGHOUT THE YEAR SPRING September-November. 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. DIVING IN FIORDLAND & MILFORD SOUND Dive Fiordland and discover a unique underwater environment. Diving in Milford Sound gives you access to rare black coral and more than 150

fish species.

DOUBTFUL SOUND

A striking landscape of ancient, glacially-carved valleys, Patea / Doubtful Sound is a panorama of awe. Discover a natural landscape that is both precious and powerful. 8 EPIC FACTS ABOUT FIORDLAND NATIONAL PARK Fiordland still looks the same. Yes, we have the town of Te Anau, backcountry huts, a tunnel, and an access road but the majority of the 1.2 million hectares national park is largely untouched.

THE KEPLER TRACK

Walk the Kepler Track from Te Anau. A loop circuit of beech-forested shoreline and tussock-covered ridgeline. How to book the Kepler Track

from Te Anau.

UNDERWATER OBSERVATORY MILFORD SOUND Located in Piopiotahi / Milford Sound, the Underwater Observatory gives you access to a unique underwater environment without getting wet. Observe starfish, sponges, snake stars and the famous black coral at New Zealand’s only floating underwater observatory. THINGS TO DO IN FIORDLAND Activities. If you’re in search of once-in-a-lifetime experiences, extraordinary sights, or quiet moments in nature then Fiordland is the

place for you.

BOAT CRUISES IN FIORDLAND Piopiotahi / Milford Sound cruises, Patea / Doubtful Sound cruises and stunning lake cruises. With expert commentary and various options from short, overnight or multi-day cruises, a boat trip is the easiest way to see more of Fiordland. THE SOUTHERN SCENIC ROUTE Follow the signs for the Southern Scenic Route. The Southern Scenic Route is a 610 kilometre (380 mile) journey through the scenic highlights of the south between Queenstown, Invercargill and Dunedin with side trips to Fiordland.

FIORDLAND DAY WALKS

From Te Anau. Te Anau is the gateway to Fiordland National Park and the perfect place to base yourself for day walking. Nestled on the shores of Lake Te Anau, the township offers easy access to WEATHER IN FIORDLAND & SEASONS WHAT’S THE WEATHER LIKE IN FIORDLAND & TE ANAU THROUGHOUT THE YEAR SPRING September-November. 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. DIVING IN FIORDLAND & MILFORD SOUND Dive Fiordland and discover a unique underwater environment. Diving in Milford Sound gives you access to rare black coral and more than 150

fish species.

DOUBTFUL SOUND

A striking landscape of ancient, glacially-carved valleys, Patea / Doubtful Sound is a panorama of awe. Discover a natural landscape that is both precious and powerful. 8 EPIC FACTS ABOUT FIORDLAND NATIONAL PARK Fiordland still looks the same. Yes, we have the town of Te Anau, backcountry huts, a tunnel, and an access road but the majority of the 1.2 million hectares national park is largely untouched.

THE KEPLER TRACK

Walk the Kepler Track from Te Anau. A loop circuit of beech-forested shoreline and tussock-covered ridgeline. How to book the Kepler Track

from Te Anau.

UNDERWATER OBSERVATORY MILFORD SOUND Located in Piopiotahi / Milford Sound, the Underwater Observatory gives you access to a unique underwater environment without getting wet. Observe starfish, sponges, snake stars and the famous black coral at New Zealand’s only floating underwater observatory. THINGS TO DO IN FIORDLAND Activities. If you’re in search of once-in-a-lifetime experiences, extraordinary sights, or quiet moments in nature then Fiordland is the

place for you.

WEATHER IN FIORDLAND & SEASONS Fiordland’s Unique Weather. Fiordland's weather is what gives the region its unique and invigorating character. An immense amount of water creates a land rich FIORDLAND'S NATURAL WONDERS Fiordland's Incredible Birdlife. For more than 60 million years, New Zealand’s geographical isolation provided a safe haven for a diverse population of bird species. Existing on a remote island and free from ground-dwelling predators and mammals, New Zealand’s bird

GREAT WALKS

The Great Walks are considered to be among New Zealand’s greatest visitor experiences. Luckily, for visitors to Fiordland, you will find three of these nine Great Walks on your doorstep. GRAB A DEAL IN FIORDLAND & TE ANAU Dunluce Boutique Accommodation Mini Retreat. 2 nights, plus massage and spa retreat. Re set in Te Anau at Dunluce for two nights and enjoy a relaxing 3 hour mini rural retreat at

MILFORD SOUND

An immense and dramatic landscape, Piopiotahi / Milford Sound casts a spell over all who visit. Astonishing geological formations and rich

Māori legends

CYCLING IN FIORDLAND & TE ANAU Even though Fiordland is a rugged, mountainous area, nearby Te Anau and Manapouri offer kilometres of excellent biking trails. Hire a bike in town then hit the Lake2Lake Cycle Trail, gentle lakefront tracks or the bike park with the kids. UNDERWATER OBSERVATORY MILFORD SOUND Located in Piopiotahi / Milford Sound, the Underwater Observatory gives you access to a unique underwater environment without getting wet. Observe starfish, sponges, snake stars and the famous black coral at New Zealand’s only floating underwater observatory. BOAT CRUISES IN FIORDLAND Find a Milford Sound cruise, Doubtful Sound cruise or lake cruises in Te Anau. Choose short, overnight or multi-day cruises & see more of

Fiordland.

SUPERMARKETS IN TE ANAU Stock up on all your necessary food and groceries before heading into the outdoors. Te Anau’s supermarkets and grocery stores are found in the centre of town and offer essential items like freeze-dried meals and sandfly repellent. THINGS TO DO IN FIORDLAND Activities. If you’re in search of once-in-a-lifetime experiences, extraordinary sights, or quiet moments in nature then Fiordland is the

place for you.

BOAT CRUISES IN FIORDLAND Piopiotahi / Milford Sound cruises, Patea / Doubtful Sound cruises and stunning lake cruises. With expert commentary and various options from short, overnight or multi-day cruises, a boat trip is the easiest way to see more of Fiordland. THE SOUTHERN SCENIC ROUTE Follow the signs for the Southern Scenic Route. The Southern Scenic Route is a 610 kilometre (380 mile) journey through the scenic highlights of the south between Queenstown, Invercargill and Dunedin with side trips to Fiordland.

FIORDLAND DAY WALKS

From Te Anau. Te Anau is the gateway to Fiordland National Park and the perfect place to base yourself for day walking. Nestled on the shores of Lake Te Anau, the township offers easy access to WEATHER IN FIORDLAND & SEASONS WHAT’S THE WEATHER LIKE IN FIORDLAND & TE ANAU THROUGHOUT THE YEAR SPRING September-November. 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. DIVING IN FIORDLAND & MILFORD SOUND Dive Fiordland and discover a unique underwater environment. Diving in Milford Sound gives you access to rare black coral and more than 150

fish species.

DOUBTFUL SOUND

A striking landscape of ancient, glacially-carved valleys, Patea / Doubtful Sound is a panorama of awe. Discover a natural landscape that is both precious and powerful. 8 EPIC FACTS ABOUT FIORDLAND NATIONAL PARK Fiordland still looks the same. Yes, we have the town of Te Anau, backcountry huts, a tunnel, and an access road but the majority of the 1.2 million hectares national park is largely untouched.

THE KEPLER TRACK

Walk the Kepler Track from Te Anau. A loop circuit of beech-forested shoreline and tussock-covered ridgeline. How to book the Kepler Track

from Te Anau.

UNDERWATER OBSERVATORY MILFORD SOUND Located in Piopiotahi / Milford Sound, the Underwater Observatory gives you access to a unique underwater environment without getting wet. Observe starfish, sponges, snake stars and the famous black coral at New Zealand’s only floating underwater observatory. THINGS TO DO IN FIORDLAND Activities. If you’re in search of once-in-a-lifetime experiences, extraordinary sights, or quiet moments in nature then Fiordland is the

place for you.

BOAT CRUISES IN FIORDLAND Piopiotahi / Milford Sound cruises, Patea / Doubtful Sound cruises and stunning lake cruises. With expert commentary and various options from short, overnight or multi-day cruises, a boat trip is the easiest way to see more of Fiordland. THE SOUTHERN SCENIC ROUTE Follow the signs for the Southern Scenic Route. The Southern Scenic Route is a 610 kilometre (380 mile) journey through the scenic highlights of the south between Queenstown, Invercargill and Dunedin with side trips to Fiordland.

FIORDLAND DAY WALKS

From Te Anau. Te Anau is the gateway to Fiordland National Park and the perfect place to base yourself for day walking. Nestled on the shores of Lake Te Anau, the township offers easy access to WEATHER IN FIORDLAND & SEASONS WHAT’S THE WEATHER LIKE IN FIORDLAND & TE ANAU THROUGHOUT THE YEAR SPRING September-November. 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. DIVING IN FIORDLAND & MILFORD SOUND Dive Fiordland and discover a unique underwater environment. Diving in Milford Sound gives you access to rare black coral and more than 150

fish species.

DOUBTFUL SOUND

A striking landscape of ancient, glacially-carved valleys, Patea / Doubtful Sound is a panorama of awe. Discover a natural landscape that is both precious and powerful. 8 EPIC FACTS ABOUT FIORDLAND NATIONAL PARK Fiordland still looks the same. Yes, we have the town of Te Anau, backcountry huts, a tunnel, and an access road but the majority of the 1.2 million hectares national park is largely untouched.

THE KEPLER TRACK

Walk the Kepler Track from Te Anau. A loop circuit of beech-forested shoreline and tussock-covered ridgeline. How to book the Kepler Track

from Te Anau.

UNDERWATER OBSERVATORY MILFORD SOUND Located in Piopiotahi / Milford Sound, the Underwater Observatory gives you access to a unique underwater environment without getting wet. Observe starfish, sponges, snake stars and the famous black coral at New Zealand’s only floating underwater observatory. THINGS TO DO IN FIORDLAND Activities. If you’re in search of once-in-a-lifetime experiences, extraordinary sights, or quiet moments in nature then Fiordland is the

place for you.

WEATHER IN FIORDLAND & SEASONS Fiordland’s Unique Weather. Fiordland's weather is what gives the region its unique and invigorating character. An immense amount of water creates a land rich FIORDLAND'S NATURAL WONDERS Fiordland's Incredible Birdlife. For more than 60 million years, New Zealand’s geographical isolation provided a safe haven for a diverse population of bird species. Existing on a remote island and free from ground-dwelling predators and mammals, New Zealand’s bird

GREAT WALKS

The Great Walks are considered to be among New Zealand’s greatest visitor experiences. Luckily, for visitors to Fiordland, you will find three of these nine Great Walks on your doorstep. GRAB A DEAL IN FIORDLAND & TE ANAU Dunluce Boutique Accommodation Mini Retreat. 2 nights, plus massage and spa retreat. Re set in Te Anau at Dunluce for two nights and enjoy a relaxing 3 hour mini rural retreat at

MILFORD SOUND

An immense and dramatic landscape, Piopiotahi / Milford Sound casts a spell over all who visit. Astonishing geological formations and rich

Māori legends

CYCLING IN FIORDLAND & TE ANAU Even though Fiordland is a rugged, mountainous area, nearby Te Anau and Manapouri offer kilometres of excellent biking trails. Hire a bike in town then hit the Lake2Lake Cycle Trail, gentle lakefront tracks or the bike park with the kids. UNDERWATER OBSERVATORY MILFORD SOUND Located in Piopiotahi / Milford Sound, the Underwater Observatory gives you access to a unique underwater environment without getting wet. Observe starfish, sponges, snake stars and the famous black coral at New Zealand’s only floating underwater observatory. BOAT CRUISES IN FIORDLAND Find a Milford Sound cruise, Doubtful Sound cruise or lake cruises in Te Anau. Choose short, overnight or multi-day cruises & see more of

Fiordland.

SUPERMARKETS IN TE ANAU Stock up on all your necessary food and groceries before heading into the outdoors. Te Anau’s supermarkets and grocery stores are found in the centre of town and offer essential items like freeze-dried meals and sandfly repellent.

BEYOND BELIEF

Visit Fiordland. Visitors from around the world are drawn to Fiordland for its famous natural icons like Piopiotahi / Milford Sound and the Great Walks. But stay a little longer and you will discover a passionately-protected slice of New Zealand’s cultural, geological and pioneering past. THINGS TO DO IN FIORDLAND Mavora Lakes. A popular camping and recreation spot for both Fiordland locals and visitors, Mavora Lakes is an impressive landscape of lake, forest and tussock grasslands. Two serene lakes, North Mavora and South Mavora provide ample opportunities for FIORDLAND NATIONAL PARK Fiordland: A cherished corner of the world. Fiordland National Park is one of New Zealand’s treasured natural icons and is internationally recognised as part of the wider UNESCO World Heritage site, Te Wāhipounamu (Place of the Greenstone). It is home to glaciers, alpine ranges and unique flora and fauna that has been in existence since New Zealand was part of the supercontinent Gondwanaland. BOAT CRUISES IN FIORDLAND Piopiotahi / Milford Sound cruises, Patea / Doubtful Sound cruises and stunning lake cruises. With expert commentary and various options from short, overnight or multi-day cruises, a boat trip is the easiest way to see more of Fiordland. FIORDLAND'S NATURAL WONDERS Fiordland's Incredible Birdlife. For more than 60 million years, New Zealand’s geographical isolation provided a safe haven for a diverse population of bird species. Existing on a remote island and free from ground-dwelling predators and mammals, New Zealand’s bird WEATHER IN FIORDLAND & SEASONS June-August. 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.

THE SOUTHERN SCENIC ROUTE The Southern Scenic Route is a 610 kilometre (380 mile) journey through the scenic highlights of the south between Queenstown, Invercargill and Dunedin with side trips to Fiordland. Much of the route hugs the southwestern coastline giving travellers the chance to marvel at wild and remote beaches where sightings of sea lions, and

dolphins are

DOUBTFUL SOUND

Patea / Doubtful Sound spans a staggering 40 kilometres (25 miles) from the head of the fiord to the Tasman Sea. It is the deepest of New Zealand’s 14 fiords and its immense size leaves all who visit feeling humbled yet uplifted by its powerful physical presence. The fiord branches into three arms which provide opportunity for scenic

cruise

GRAB A DEAL IN FIORDLAND & TE ANAU Dunluce Boutique Accommodation Mini Retreat. 2 nights, plus massage and spa retreat. Re set in Te Anau at Dunluce for two nights and enjoy a relaxing 3 hour mini rural retreat at CYCLING IN FIORDLAND & TE ANAU Even though Fiordland is a rugged, mountainous area, nearby Te Anau and Manapouri offer kilometres of excellent biking trails. Hire a bike in town then hit the Lake2Lake Cycle Trail, gentle lakefront tracks or the bike park with the kids.

BEYOND BELIEF

Visit Fiordland. Visitors from around the world are drawn to Fiordland for its famous natural icons like Piopiotahi / Milford Sound and the Great Walks. But stay a little longer and you will discover a passionately-protected slice of New Zealand’s cultural, geological and pioneering past. THINGS TO DO IN FIORDLAND Mavora Lakes. A popular camping and recreation spot for both Fiordland locals and visitors, Mavora Lakes is an impressive landscape of lake, forest and tussock grasslands. Two serene lakes, North Mavora and South Mavora provide ample opportunities for FIORDLAND NATIONAL PARK Fiordland: A cherished corner of the world. Fiordland National Park is one of New Zealand’s treasured natural icons and is internationally recognised as part of the wider UNESCO World Heritage site, Te Wāhipounamu (Place of the Greenstone). It is home to glaciers, alpine ranges and unique flora and fauna that has been in existence since New Zealand was part of the supercontinent Gondwanaland. BOAT CRUISES IN FIORDLAND Piopiotahi / Milford Sound cruises, Patea / Doubtful Sound cruises and stunning lake cruises. With expert commentary and various options from short, overnight or multi-day cruises, a boat trip is the easiest way to see more of Fiordland. FIORDLAND'S NATURAL WONDERS Fiordland's Incredible Birdlife. For more than 60 million years, New Zealand’s geographical isolation provided a safe haven for a diverse population of bird species. Existing on a remote island and free from ground-dwelling predators and mammals, New Zealand’s bird WEATHER IN FIORDLAND & SEASONS June-August. 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.

THE SOUTHERN SCENIC ROUTE The Southern Scenic Route is a 610 kilometre (380 mile) journey through the scenic highlights of the south between Queenstown, Invercargill and Dunedin with side trips to Fiordland. Much of the route hugs the southwestern coastline giving travellers the chance to marvel at wild and remote beaches where sightings of sea lions, and

dolphins are

DOUBTFUL SOUND

Patea / Doubtful Sound spans a staggering 40 kilometres (25 miles) from the head of the fiord to the Tasman Sea. It is the deepest of New Zealand’s 14 fiords and its immense size leaves all who visit feeling humbled yet uplifted by its powerful physical presence. The fiord branches into three arms which provide opportunity for scenic

cruise

GRAB A DEAL IN FIORDLAND & TE ANAU Dunluce Boutique Accommodation Mini Retreat. 2 nights, plus massage and spa retreat. Re set in Te Anau at Dunluce for two nights and enjoy a relaxing 3 hour mini rural retreat at CYCLING IN FIORDLAND & TE ANAU Even though Fiordland is a rugged, mountainous area, nearby Te Anau and Manapouri offer kilometres of excellent biking trails. Hire a bike in town then hit the Lake2Lake Cycle Trail, gentle lakefront tracks or the bike park with the kids. FIORDLAND NATIONAL PARK Fiordland: A cherished corner of the world. Fiordland National Park is one of New Zealand’s treasured natural icons and is internationally recognised as part of the wider UNESCO World Heritage site, Te Wāhipounamu (Place of the Greenstone). It is home to glaciers, alpine ranges and unique flora and fauna that has been in existence since New Zealand was part of the supercontinent Gondwanaland.

DESTINATIONS

Every visitor wishes they had stayed longer in Fiordland. If you are time-poor then one day will allow you to see Piopiotahi / Milford Sound or Patea / Doubtful Sound from Te Anau, Manapouri or Queenstown (it is a longer day if visiting from Queenstown).

FIORDLAND DAY WALKS

Fiordland Day Walks - Visit Fiordland. With access to Fiordland National Park free to all, and a track to suit every ability, Fiordland really is the walking capital of the world. If a multi-day walk is not for you, then you’ll find everything from an hour to a

full day.

FIORDLAND & TE ANAU SERVICES Fiordland National Park Visitor Centre. Fiordland National Park Visitor Centre Are you ready for your Fiordland adventure? Book a Great Walk Plan a backcountry experience Get the latest info on tracks, roads & weather Hunting permits Clean Gear Checks Relax &

MILFORD SOUND

Out of Fiordland National Park’s 14 fiords, Piopiotahi / Milford Sound is the only one accessible by road. A small settlement of permanent residents sustains Piopiotahi / Milford Sound’s offering of boat cruises, scenic flights, kayak trips, dive trips and a luxury lodge specialist accommodation. While there are plenty of activities

to do

8 EPIC FACTS ABOUT FIORDLAND NATIONAL PARK Fiordland’s birdlife is abundant. When visiting Fiordland you are likely to see the common forest birds such as tomtits, brown creepers, grey warblers, fantails, tui, bellbirds, and wood pigeons. Fiordland is also home to five flightless birds. The Takahe, Kakapo, Kiwi, Weka, and Penguins. The most popular bird to spot is the world’s only PEOPLE & CULTURE IN FIORDLAND Early People. Before roads, tracks and huts, Māori traversed the mountains and coastlines of Fiordland in search of pounamu / greenstone. While there is little physical evidence of permanent settlements here, the spiritual and mythological significance of the area hold great value for tangata whenua (people of CYCLING IN FIORDLAND & TE ANAU Even though Fiordland is a rugged, mountainous area, nearby Te Anau and Manapouri offer kilometres of excellent biking trails. Hire a bike in town then hit the Lake2Lake Cycle Trail, gentle lakefront tracks or the bike park with the kids. FIORDLAND & TE ANAU SERVICES Te Anau, Manapouri and surrounding areas cater for a population of around 3,000 people. The townships offer a full range of services for visitors including banks, medical, auto repairs and trades. BEAUTY & HAIRDRESSERS TE ANAU Book in for a cut, colour or new hairstyle with one of the many hairdressers in Te Anau. Enjoy pampering beauty treatments or a new look by a skilled expert.

BEYOND BELIEF

Visit Fiordland. Visitors from around the world are drawn to Fiordland for its famous natural icons like Piopiotahi / Milford Sound and the Great Walks. But stay a little longer and you will discover a passionately-protected slice of New Zealand’s cultural, geological and pioneering past. THINGS TO DO IN FIORDLAND Mavora Lakes. A popular camping and recreation spot for both Fiordland locals and visitors, Mavora Lakes is an impressive landscape of lake, forest and tussock grasslands. Two serene lakes, North Mavora and South Mavora provide ample opportunities for BOAT CRUISES IN FIORDLAND Piopiotahi / Milford Sound cruises, Patea / Doubtful Sound cruises and stunning lake cruises. With expert commentary and various options from short, overnight or multi-day cruises, a boat trip is the easiest way to see more of Fiordland. WEATHER IN FIORDLAND & SEASONS June-August. 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.

FIORDLAND & TE ANAU ACCOMMODATION Grand View House is an historic accommodation house built in the colonial style by the Murrell family in 1889, near the shores of Lake Manapouri. Home hosting in a quiet location yet only a few minutes' walk from Te Anau town centre. We offer a queen and a twin room. Vast

local knowledge.

THE SOUTHERN SCENIC ROUTE The Southern Scenic Route is a 610 kilometre (380 mile) journey through the scenic highlights of the south between Queenstown, Invercargill and Dunedin with side trips to Fiordland. Much of the route hugs the southwestern coastline giving travellers the chance to marvel at wild and remote beaches where sightings of sea lions, and

dolphins are

DIVING IN FIORDLAND & MILFORD SOUND Location. All locations Fiordland Milford Sound Location. Fiordland’s underwater environment is one of the most intriguing and unique in the world, and is regarded as a bucket-list dive spot for divers. The pristine fiords are home to the rare black coral, crayfish, fur seals, and more than 150 fish species. FIORDLAND & TE ANAU SERVICES Te Anau, Manapouri and surrounding areas cater for a population of around 3,000 people. The townships offer a full range of services for visitors including banks, medical, auto repairs and trades. CYCLING IN FIORDLAND & TE ANAU Even though Fiordland is a rugged, mountainous area, nearby Te Anau and Manapouri offer kilometres of excellent biking trails. Hire a bike in town then hit the Lake2Lake Cycle Trail, gentle lakefront tracks or the bike park with the kids. FIORDLAND & TE ANAU SERVICES Caltex Te Anau Service Station is open 7 days a week from 7am til 7pm and the Workshop is open Mon-Frid from 8am til 5pm. Please call 03 249 7140 for We are open 8am-5pm 7 days a week. WOF inspections, wheel alignment, tyres and puncture repairs, servicing and

BEYOND BELIEF

Visit Fiordland. Visitors from around the world are drawn to Fiordland for its famous natural icons like Piopiotahi / Milford Sound and the Great Walks. But stay a little longer and you will discover a passionately-protected slice of New Zealand’s cultural, geological and pioneering past. THINGS TO DO IN FIORDLAND Mavora Lakes. A popular camping and recreation spot for both Fiordland locals and visitors, Mavora Lakes is an impressive landscape of lake, forest and tussock grasslands. Two serene lakes, North Mavora and South Mavora provide ample opportunities for BOAT CRUISES IN FIORDLAND Piopiotahi / Milford Sound cruises, Patea / Doubtful Sound cruises and stunning lake cruises. With expert commentary and various options from short, overnight or multi-day cruises, a boat trip is the easiest way to see more of Fiordland. WEATHER IN FIORDLAND & SEASONS June-August. 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.

FIORDLAND & TE ANAU ACCOMMODATION Grand View House is an historic accommodation house built in the colonial style by the Murrell family in 1889, near the shores of Lake Manapouri. Home hosting in a quiet location yet only a few minutes' walk from Te Anau town centre. We offer a queen and a twin room. Vast

local knowledge.

THE SOUTHERN SCENIC ROUTE The Southern Scenic Route is a 610 kilometre (380 mile) journey through the scenic highlights of the south between Queenstown, Invercargill and Dunedin with side trips to Fiordland. Much of the route hugs the southwestern coastline giving travellers the chance to marvel at wild and remote beaches where sightings of sea lions, and

dolphins are

DIVING IN FIORDLAND & MILFORD SOUND Location. All locations Fiordland Milford Sound Location. Fiordland’s underwater environment is one of the most intriguing and unique in the world, and is regarded as a bucket-list dive spot for divers. The pristine fiords are home to the rare black coral, crayfish, fur seals, and more than 150 fish species. FIORDLAND & TE ANAU SERVICES Te Anau, Manapouri and surrounding areas cater for a population of around 3,000 people. The townships offer a full range of services for visitors including banks, medical, auto repairs and trades. CYCLING IN FIORDLAND & TE ANAU Even though Fiordland is a rugged, mountainous area, nearby Te Anau and Manapouri offer kilometres of excellent biking trails. Hire a bike in town then hit the Lake2Lake Cycle Trail, gentle lakefront tracks or the bike park with the kids. FIORDLAND & TE ANAU SERVICES Caltex Te Anau Service Station is open 7 days a week from 7am til 7pm and the Workshop is open Mon-Frid from 8am til 5pm. Please call 03 249 7140 for We are open 8am-5pm 7 days a week. WOF inspections, wheel alignment, tyres and puncture repairs, servicing and FIORDLAND NATIONAL PARK Fiordland: A cherished corner of the world. Fiordland National Park is one of New Zealand’s treasured natural icons and is internationally recognised as part of the wider UNESCO World Heritage site, Te Wāhipounamu (Place of the Greenstone). It is home to glaciers, alpine ranges and unique flora and fauna that has been in existence since New Zealand was part of the supercontinent Gondwanaland. FIORDLAND & TE ANAU ACCOMMODATION Grand View House is an historic accommodation house built in the colonial style by the Murrell family in 1889, near the shores of Lake Manapouri. Home hosting in a quiet location yet only a few minutes' walk from Te Anau town centre. We offer a queen and a twin room. Vast

local knowledge.

FIORDLAND & TE ANAU SERVICES Fiordland National Park Visitor Centre. Fiordland National Park Visitor Centre Are you ready for your Fiordland adventure? Book a Great Walk Plan a backcountry experience Get the latest info on tracks, roads & weather Hunting permits Clean Gear Checks Relax & GRAB A DEAL IN FIORDLAND & TE ANAU Dunluce Boutique Accommodation Mini Retreat. 2 nights, plus massage and spa retreat. Re set in Te Anau at Dunluce for two nights and enjoy a relaxing 3 hour mini rural retreat at

FIORDLAND DAY WALKS

Fiordland Day Walks - Visit Fiordland. With access to Fiordland National Park free to all, and a track to suit every ability, Fiordland really is the walking capital of the world. If a multi-day walk is not for you, then you’ll find everything from an hour to a

full day.

MILFORD SOUND

Out of Fiordland National Park’s 14 fiords, Piopiotahi / Milford Sound is the only one accessible by road. A small settlement of permanent residents sustains Piopiotahi / Milford Sound’s offering of boat cruises, scenic flights, kayak trips, dive trips and a luxury lodge specialist accommodation. While there are plenty of activities

to do

CYCLING IN FIORDLAND & TE ANAU Even though Fiordland is a rugged, mountainous area, nearby Te Anau and Manapouri offer kilometres of excellent biking trails. Hire a bike in town then hit the Lake2Lake Cycle Trail, gentle lakefront tracks or the bike park with the kids. DIVING IN FIORDLAND & MILFORD SOUND Location. All locations Fiordland Milford Sound Location. Fiordland’s underwater environment is one of the most intriguing and unique in the world, and is regarded as a bucket-list dive spot for divers. The pristine fiords are home to the rare black coral, crayfish, fur seals, and more than 150 fish species. BEAUTY & HAIRDRESSERS TE ANAU Book in for a cut, colour or new hairstyle with one of the many hairdressers in Te Anau. Enjoy pampering beauty treatments or a new look by a skilled expert. UNDERWATER OBSERVATORY MILFORD SOUND All locations Milford Sound Location. Located in Piopiotahi / Milford Sound, the Underwater Observatory gives you access to a unique underwater environment without getting wet. Observe starfish, sponges, snake stars and the famous black coral at New Zealand’s only floating underwater observatory. Fiordland is in Alert Level 1, Quarantine-free travel is in place between Australia and New Zealand… Read More

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