Fiordland New Zealand is known as one of the most majestic and pure locations on earth, and locally owned Fiordland Tours would like to help you explore this slice of paradise - at your own pace.
Experience the beauty of Milford Sound while cruising on a boat, learn about the rich history of the Hollyford Valley and drive the scenic Milford Road - all on a small personalised tour that can be arranged to suit your needs.
The tours are run on a flexible schedule as owner / operators Ray and Leonie feel it is important that visitors to this part of the world have plenty of time to absorb and appreciate one of the ten wonders of the world. Included in the tour is a fun commentary on the area, spectacular scenery, optional short walks and a cruise on the majestic Milford Sound.
The cruise not only lets you explore the sound from a different vantage point, but gives you the chance to see the unique marine life and the stunning waterfalls that feed into the sound.
Fiordland Tours can customize their tours to suit the needs of the visitors. Since they operate small coaches and vans they can leave from Te Anau as late as 11am and return when the tour group feels they have absorbed all they can.
Fiordland Tours have been operating as Farm Tours and Milford Tours since 2005. Ray and Leonie have lived in the area their whole lives, and pride themselves on their expansive local knowledge.
”We have a real passion in what we deliver. Our people have come to see the most spectacular scenery in the world and we don't want to hurry them.” - Ray Horrell, Fiordland Tours
Tours
- The “Fiordland Extraordinaire” is a premier day out exploring the beauty that is Milford Sound and the surrounding area.
- Travel the spectacular Milford Road starting in Te Anau
- A cruise on Milford Sound
- Tours are small and personal
- Pick-up and drop-off at your Te Anau accommodation
- The chance to see seals, dolphins and the Fiordland Crested Penguin
Fiordland
- The stunning beauty of Fiordland never ceases to amaze
- Soaring snow-covered peaks and bush-covered mountain flanks that drop straight into seemingly bottomless fiords
- It's no wonder that Fiordland, with its world heritage status, is known as one of the ten natural wonders of the world
- Explore the area well-known to the early Maori who hunted, fished and sought Pounamu (greenstone)
