Join us on this fully guided, small group day tour from Queenstown to the
world-renowned Milford Sound; the crowning jewel of Fiordland.

Highlights of the drive include Lake Wakatipu, Devil’s Staircase, the truly
majestic mountains of Fiordland, Mirror Lake, Lake Gunn and Homer Tunnel, with
multiple stops along the way for photo opportunities and Kea bird spotting
(the world’s largest alpine parrot).

We then travel through the mind-blowing Homer Tunnel, emerging as the valley
descends sharply down to Milford Sound, with its hundreds of waterfalls
cascading into crystal clear waters.

With Cruise Milford (the No. 1 Cruise in Miflord Sound on Tripadvisor), you’ll
be travelling on a smaller boat, which is less crowded and where the crew
offer a much more informative and personal tour of Milford Sound. You’ll be
getting close to New Zealand fur seals basking on the rocks, massive rock
faces rising for hundreds of metres out of the sea and see waterfalls cascade
from ancient rainforest high in the mountains.

At the end of the day your guide will drop you at the Glenorchy Air Base for
your return, scenic flight back from Milford to Queenstown for the ultimate
birds eye view of this stunning region.

Tour Inclusions:

• Fully guided small group return tour from Queenstown (maximum 16 passengers)
• Lunch
• Hotel pick ups and drop offs (specified hotels and points only)
• Milford Sound Cruise

• Scenic Flight back to Queenstown ( Individual and total weight restrictions apply to specific aircraft and flights. Maximum weight limit 130 KG)
  
  _ PLEASE NOTE: _ Flights are always 'On Request' until confirmed with
  our partner airline. _ _If our regular flight operator is unavailable, we may
  be able to arrange an alternative operator; however, this could be at an
  additional cost.

  
  

• Water available & snacks provided

  
  
• Charging ports available in vehicle

• Transport in modern and comfortable 16 seater minibuses

  
  

• ** Exclusions**

  
  
• Picnic lunch for infants (0-3)
• pickup from hotels not listed