96 reviews of Full-Day Milford Sound and Fiordland National Park Tour including Milford Sound Cruise and BBQ Lunch from Queenstown
Read what other Viator.com travelers think about the Full-Day Milford Sound and Fiordland National Park Tour including Milford Sound Cruise and BBQ Lunch from Queenstown. What they loved, what they liked and what they think could be improved, it's all here to help you make the most of your next trip.
Reviewed by Margareta V, January 2013
The day was sunny so we could see everything around the way, not a cloud.
Well arranged trip. A very nice and caring guide.
Reviewed by BigKev, January 2013
Chris did a good job driving us to Queenstown. We caught the flight back at our cost. Suggest Viator offers the trip down and the option of the flight back. Purchasing the flight back on the day is costly. Chris was a good host and drove us down in good time - its a long day. Beware of sandfliesl
Reviewed by Colton F, January 2013
The tour was very well organised and the team did the best with a long day. They gave us plent of stops to take pictures along the way to the cruise inside the part and although it's a lot of driving in one day, they did all they could to make it manageable for us. Had a wonderful time!
Reviewed by Jennifer W, December 2012
100% recommend this tour. My guide for the day was Nick, and he was full of great information. We were able to make enough stops for good picture opportunties, the food was great, and the Milford sound cruise is beautiful.
Reviewed by Mr M D Martin M, December 2012
excellent day out. driver and helper very helpful and informative.
Highly recommended
Reviewed by Greg S, Australia, October 2012
perfect trip, nigel and Eri were great host/driver,please do this trip if you want to go to Milford Sound.
Reviewed by Kerry T, September 2012
This was a great trip, being a smaller bus we got to stop at more places for photo opportunities, as some places were just not enough room for the larger coaches to pull up. the meal was quite tasty and the views were just awesome. Highly recommend traveling with Nick and his crew on the BBQ Bus.
Reviewed by herbie2448, Australia, September 2012
Great day out with someone else driving. Beautiful country,, good guides and all in a manageable time. We added the helicopter flight (bought there) and the whole experience was fantastic :)
Reviewed by Beverley D, September 2012
Fantastic tour with BBQ Bus with only 8 passengers. Chris and Noriko was our driver and guide and they made our trip so great with their expert commentary. Milford Sound Cruise with buffet lunch on board was magnificant. Seals and Dolphins in abundance and the scenery was astounding. Thoroughly recommend a tour on the BBQ Bus as it is a really great day with many stops for photos and breaks and while a long day I am really glad we took this tour. Thank you Chris for a great day.
Reviewed by Sam R, July 2012
Trip was really good and we really enjoyed it. My kids had a blast. Driver was really awesome.
Reviewed by graeme.pattinson, South Africa, May 2012
Very good value for money and driver/guide was knowledgeable and friendly.
Reviewed by kiki, USA, May 2012
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.
Reviewed by Robert S, April 2012
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!
BBQ BUS TO MILFORD WONDERLAND.
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