• Lake Wakatipu - Resembling a lightning bolt, Lake Wakatipu ranks as New Zealand’s third largest lake. Spectacular views of the lake can be enjoyed as you leave Queenstown.
• Mirror Lakes Walk - Celebrated by Rudyard Kipling as the ‘eighth wonder of the world’, Milford Sound was sculpted by glaciers during the ice ages. Milford Sound is stunning in any weather. Towering cliffs rise from the dark waters, mountain peaks reach for the sky, and waterfalls tumble down, some reaching heights of 1000 meters. When it rains in Milford Sound (which is frequent), the waterfalls multiply with a magnificent display. Experience the mirror lakes of Earl Mountains.
• Monkey Creek - An opportunity to fill your water bottles with incredibly fresh glacier-fed water.
• Homer Tunnel - A weather-dependent photo stop of the valley tunnel.
• Milford Sound / Piopiotahi - Explore this remote and stunning fiord with a day tour and cruise, including lunch. The pristine Milford Sound is part of the World Heritage Fiordland National Park, located in the southwest of the South Island, and is renowned for its secluded atmosphere and rugged beauty. It is New Zealand’s most famous fiord and the only one accessible by road. The Maori are believed to have discovered Milford Sound over 1,000 years ago, returning seasonally to gather the treasured pounamu (greenstone). In the early 1800s, John Grono was the first European settler to arrive in the sound, naming it after Milford Haven in Wales.

• Milford Sound scenic cruise
• Glass-roof coach transport with free WiFi
• Hotel transfers (selected properties)
• Picnic lunch

• Gratuities

Embark on an unforgettable day trip to Milford Sound and experience its breathtaking scenery. Located within the World Heritage Fiordland National Park in the southwest of New Zealand’s South Island, Milford Sound is renowned for its remote ambiance and rugged beauty. It is the most famous fiord in New Zealand and the only one accessible by road. The Maori are believed to have discovered Milford Sound over 1,000 years ago, visiting seasonally to gather the treasured pounamu (greenstone). In the early 1800s, John Grono became the first European settler to arrive at the sound, naming it after Milford Haven in Wales. Rudyard Kipling described it as the ‘eighth wonder of the world.’ Formed by glaciers during the ice ages, Milford Sound is stunning in any weather. Towering cliffs rise from the dark waters, mountain peaks reach for the sky, and waterfalls cascade down, some reaching heights of 1,000 meters.

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