Activities in Fiordland

 

Te Anau Lakeview Holiday Park is able to offer suggestions and make reservations on your behalf.

Our most highly recommended activities which should be considered by all guests visiting include:

  • Doubtful Sound for an overnight cruise or kayaking trip.
  • Milford Sound guided coach and cruise - with Tracknet or diving in the spectacular Fiord.
  • Guided or unguided day walk to Key Summit or on the fabulous Kepler Track.
  • Ata Whenua - Shadowland at the Fiordland Cinema.
  • A walk through the wildlife park to see native birds including the Takahe and Kea.
  • Cruise on Lake Te Anau to the Te Anau Glowworm Caves.

Please note all reservations made with us are subject to a 24 hour cancellation policy, payment is due at the time of confirming your activity requirements.

Availability for Local Fiordland Activities - supplied by Traveldrift

 

Te Anau Activities

Te Anau is a beautiful village nestled on the shores of Lake Te Anau, surrounded by the Kepler and Murchison Mountains and on the cusp of civilisation and the Te Wahi Pounamu World Heritage Area - Fiordland National Park.

Te Anau is an excellent place from which to base your explorations into Fiordland. Te Anau has a range of services including supermarkets, clothing stores, cinema, restaurants, bars and cafes. Most equipment may be hired or purchased here! Glowworm Caves, Horse Riding and more activities can be organised for you to enjoy right here.

Milford Sound Activities

Cruise, kayak or dive the spectacular Milford Sound. Described as the 8th wonder of the natural world journey through alpine road and fabulous scenery to emerge in Milford Sound. Cruise past majestic Mitre Peak, and sheer cliff faces awash with waterfalls.

Doubtful Sound Activities

Doubtful Sound is the second of Fiordland's accessible Fiords. Doubtful Sound is five times larger than Milford Sound and is often described as the "Sounds of Silence". This is the most remote experience out of Doubtful Sound and Milford Sounds. Doubtful Sound is a beautiful serene wilderness, there is a resident pod of Dolphins in the Fiord and a seal colony at the mouth of the Fiord. Some cruises offer the opportunity to fish and kayak whilst others are purely sightseeing orientated.

Transport

For transport into and around Fiordland and Southern New Zealand, Tracknet offer services during the summer season connecting Te Anau, Milford Sound, Queenstown and Invercargill with Fiordland's Great Walks - The Milford, Routeburn, Kepler and Hollyford Tracks - Click here to be view Tracknet's online bookings and schedules.