Experience the breathtaking Milford Sound, a fiord in Fiordland National Park, on a scenic cruise. Witness stunning waterfalls, towering cliffs, and abundant wildlife.
Handcrafted from local marble, these items showcase the unique patterns and colours of Milford Sound's geology.
Crafted from pounamu (New Zealand jade), these pieces celebrate Maori culture and the natural beauty of Fiordland.
Produced locally, this honey is known for its rich flavour and health benefits, with some varieties monofloral from the Manuka bush.
Made from locally sourced merino wool, these textiles are soft, durable, and showcase traditional knitting techniques.
Located in the Milford Sound Lodge, this restaurant offers stunning views and a hearty breakfast to start your day.
Overlooking the Milford Sound, this fine dining restaurant offers a unique breakfast experience with a focus on local seafood.
Offers a variety of lunch options, including light meals and hearty sandwiches, perfect for a day of exploring.
Named after the famous musical, this restaurant offers a relaxed atmosphere and a variety of lunch options.
Offers a range of dinner options, including locally sourced ingredients and a selection of New Zealand wines.
Offers a fine dining experience with a focus on local seafood, perfect for a romantic dinner or special occasion.
Fresh scallops cooked in garlic butter, served with lemon and bread.
Crispy blue cod fillets with homemade tartar sauce and thick-cut chips.
Crispy fritters made from fresh Milford Sound mussels, served with aioli.
Hearty pie filled with slow-cooked venison, mushrooms, and red wine gravy.
Slow-cooked lamb shanks served with mashed potatoes and seasonal vegetables.
Traditional Maori feast cooked in an earth oven, including meats, vegetables, and dessert.
Milford Sound is known for its rain, a waterproof jacket is essential to stay dry.
The cruise involves walking on uneven surfaces, comfortable shoes are recommended.
To observe wildlife and scenic views from a distance during the cruise.
To capture the stunning landscapes and wildlife during the cruise.
To protect against sandflies that are common in Fiordland National Park.
To ensure your devices can be charged in New Zealand's power outlets.