Fiordland National Park Tours from Te Anau

Fiordland National Park is New Zealand's largest national park and part of the Te Wahipounamu World Heritage Area, a stretch of temperate rainforest, fiords and mountains that receives some of the highest rainfall anywhere on earth. Our Fiordland National Park tours cover Milford Sound cruises, Great Walks day walks, jet boating and Lake Te Anau trips from the park's gateway town.

Milford Sound Tours into the Park

The Milford Sound Coach and Cruise from Te Anau and Milford Sound Extended Tour from Te Anau cover the drive through the park to Mitre Peak, while the Milford Sound Premium Cruise, Milford Sound Nature Cruise Mid Afternoon and Milford Sound Small Boat Cruise offer different boat sizes and departure times once inside the fiord.

Walking the Kepler Track

The Kepler Track Self Guided Day Walk covers a section of one of the park's Great Walks, tracking along alpine ridgeline above the bushline without committing to the full multi day route.

Milford Cruise with a Guided Walk

The Milford Cruise and Guided Walk in Fiordland National Park pairs the fiord cruise with time exploring the rainforest on foot, and the Self Guided Milford Track Day Walk with Milford Sound adds a stretch of the Milford Track itself.

Jet Boating in the Park

The Fiordland Jet River Ride covers the park's rivers at speed, and the Pure Wilderness tour runs through scenery that includes locations used in The Lord of the Rings.

Lake Te Anau on the Park's Edge

Just outside the park boundary, the Evening Champagne Cruise, South Fiord Discovery Cruise Hidden Lakes Walk and Scenic Cruise Guided Walk all explore Lake Te Anau, and the Te Anau Glowworm Caves sit on the lake's own shoreline.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Fiordland National Park part of a World Heritage Area? Yes, Fiordland National Park is part of the Te Wahipounamu South West New Zealand World Heritage Area, recognised for its fiords, rainforest and mountains.

Why does Fiordland National Park get so much rain? The park sits directly in the path of moisture laden westerly winds off the Tasman Sea, making it one of the wettest places on earth and feeding the waterfalls seen on a Milford Sound cruise.

Can I walk part of a Great Walk inside Fiordland National Park in a single day? Yes, the Kepler Track Self Guided Day Walk covers a highlight section of alpine ridgeline without requiring the full multi day tramp.

Is jet boating available inside Fiordland National Park? Yes, the Fiordland Jet River Ride and the Pure Wilderness tour both run on rivers within the wider park and Te Anau area.

What is there to do at Fiordland National Park besides Milford Sound? Lake Te Anau on the park's edge offers its own cruises and the Te Anau Glowworm Caves, both easy additions to a Fiordland itinerary.