Milford Sound Tours from Queenstown

Immerse yourself in the majestic beauty of Milford Sound on our full-day trips from Queenstown. Carved by a massive glacier in the last ice age, Milford Sound is one of the most treasured regions of the World Heritage Fiordland National Park.

Your journey starts along Lake Wakatipu traveling beneath the rugged Remarkables to Te Anau. Entering Fiordland National Park to the Mirror Lakes, through Upper Hollyford Valley and past stunning Christie Falls. The road climbs to the Homer Tunnel, emerging above the CleddauValley and descending to Milford Sound.

One of the best ways to check out the breathtaking pristine scenery, marine and bird life is a cruise aboard the Milford Sound Red Boat. See waterfalls, wilderness, and wildlife including seals, dolphins and penguins, and learn about the rich history and environment of the Sound.

Fancy a visit to Fiordland along with the Milford Heaven cruise and BBQ Lunch?

Driving north along Lake Te Anau and into Fiordland National Park you travel alongside the Eglington River to view mountain lakes and ancient alpine forest, then link up with the Milford Heaven for an excursion on the fiord. Enjoy the spectacular landscape and wilderness of Milford Sound, while looking out for seals and dolphins!

Experience the grandeur of Milford Sound from the land, sea and sky on a full-day tour from Queenstown including return trip by helicopter or light plane, to see why this region is so unique.

First travel through magnificent alpine landscapes on the scenic journey from Queenstown to Milford Sound, board a nature cruise to sail the length of the fiord to the Tasman Sea, and enjoy a scenic helicopter flight that returns you to Queenstown. Soaring over Milford Sound is the ultimate breathtaking experience, with views of alpine scenery, glaciers, rivers, lakes and rainforest.

Alternatively, after the cruise, join your light aircraft for a scenic flight from Milford Sound over the Southern Alps and back to Queenstown. Experience panoramic views of fiords, mountains, glaciers, and lush native rainforest before flying past the Sutherland Falls and over the McKinnon Pass. The flight is internationally acclaimed as one of the most magnificent flights in the world, with spectacular views of the World Heritage status Fiordland National Park.

tour guide was very informative. no BBq after May 1. had buffet lunch on the boat - was ok, but crowded. long distance(about 200 km) in the bus riding to the sound.

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Violet

Reply by Violet, Singapore, May 2012

Doing what: Milford Sound Full-Day Tour from Queenstown

Very long long bus ride, 4.5 hours per way.. the scenery was awesome though and probably worth it on they way there as they do a lot of photo stops at very nice places.. but the return journey was just a 4.5hr dash back to queenstown..
Would be better to do the tour from te anau which is only 2hr away.. or take the helicopter/plane ride back to queenstown but needs minimum numbers and quite expensive

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Our tour on the BBQ BUS to Milford Sound was FANTASTIC! Milford Sound is one of the most beautiful places we have ever seen -- just amazing. Although it is a long ride there and back, Nigel made it so very interesting with his commentary and history of the area we passed through. The scenery traveling to Milford Sound is very beautiful, so the time passes fairly quickly. THE BBQ lunch was the best -- great food at a great spot by a glacier fed stream. A Maori dvd/movie on the bus back made the trip seem shorted than expected. Overall, a fantastic day! Highly recommend to everyone!

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