Experience the best of Fiordland

Step aboard a restored motor yacht for a small-group cruise on Lake Te Anau, with afternoon tea and a guided walk along the way.

Take the hassle out of planning with transport to Milford, Kepler and Routeburn Tracks, including water taxis, buses and car relocations.

Cruise across Lake Te Anau before heading underground to see limestone caves, waterfalls and thousands of glowworms lighting the way.

Speed along the Upper Waiau River on a guided jetboat ride, with views of untouched bush and a few familiar film locations along the way.

Sit back and take in Fiordland from above with Ata Whenua, a locally filmed feature that captures the scale of the region on the big screen.

See Fiordland from a different angle with scenic helicopter flights, including alpine landings and access to remote parts of the park.

Take off from Lake Te Anau and explore Fiordland by air, with scenic flights reaching places you can’t get to any other way.

Fill in a quiet afternoon with a round of mini golf or hire a bike and cruise along the lakefront at your own pace.

One of the most scenic drives in the country, with waterfalls, short walks and plenty of stops along the way.

Explore Milford Sound on a smaller boat with plenty of space to move, getting up close to waterfalls, wildlife and sheer rock faces.

Take in Fiordland from above with scenic flights by helicopter or seaplane, reaching remote areas and alpine landscapes in a single trip.

Combine coach travel, a Milford cruise and guided walks around the area into a one day trip within a small group tour.

Get out on the water and explore Milford Sound by kayak, with guided trips that bring you close to waterfalls, wildlife and towering cliffs.

Small-group guided tours from Te Anau to Milford Sound, with regular stops, local insight and a scenic cruise included.

See Fiordland from above with helicopter and seaplane flights, covering everything from Milford Sound to remote alpine areas in a single trip.

Travel via Lake Manapouri and Wilmot Pass before cruising through Doubtful Sound, with time on the water to take in the scale and wildlife of the fiord.

Spend the night in Doubtful Sound with time to explore by kayak or boat, spot wildlife, and settle in on board once the day visitors have gone.

A cosy, cottage-style restaurant known for local produce and wines, popular with both locals and visitors.

A relaxed spot in town for dinner, with a delicious menu, great local wines and an outdoor area that is magical on a clear evening.

A long-standing local favourite for pizza and pasta, with dine-in and takeaway options when you want to keep it simple.

For lazy tunes and sunny mountain views, pop into the Sandfly Cafe. Popular for breakfasts and superb coffees. Open 7-4:30 daily.

For fresh, Asian-inspired street food with bold flavours, Ditto is your go-to. Available for dine-in or takeaway.

Grab something quick and easy for the road, with a great range of made-to-order sandwiches, wraps and salads.