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Doubtful Sound Wilderness Cruises

Experience the spectacular, remote wilderness of Doubtful Sound on our guided day trip. Journey across Lake Manapouri, over the breathtaking Wilmot Pass and into the heart of Fiordland National Park. This is a must-do for nature lovers and explorers alike. 

• Duration: 7 hours
• Start with a cruise across Lake Manapouri, followed by a coach trip over the epic Wilmot Pass through Fiordland’s rainforest and into the Sound
• A 3-hour cruise through the waterways of Doubtful Sound
• Cruise onboard the Patea Explorer (Southern Express, Fiordland Navigator, Mariner or M.V. Sinbad may substitute)
• Commentary by our knowledgeable Skipper and Nature Guide
• Wildlife viewing, including dolphins, fur seals and even occasionally penguins
• Picnic lunches available for pre purchase up to 8pm the day before your cruise
• Snacks and drinks available for purchase onboard
• Click "Book now" for more information on coach connections from Queenstown and Te Anau

A 7-hour journey into the heart of Fiordland National Park

Cruise through Doubtful Sound onboard the custom-built Patea Explorer for a 360-degree viewing experience.

Our crew onboard will share stories and help you spot local wildlife. Dolphins, seals and penguins are all frequent visitors.

Discover cascading waterfalls, lush rainforest, and serene beauty - rain or shine.

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Doubtful Sound is a beautiful fiord; three times longer than Milford Sound and a surface area ten times larger with twisting arms. With its rugged peaks, verdant rainforest and twisting, hidden inlets, Doubtful Sound will take your breath away.

There’s no direct road access, so the only way you can to get to Doubtful Sound is a cruise across the picturesque Lake Manapouri, followed by a bus trip over Wilmot Pass - New Zealand's most expensive (and majestic) road. We’ll pause along the way to experience the dense Fiordland rainforest and view Doubtful Sound glistening below. This isolation makes this fiord a very special place, only those in the know get to see.

Once you arrive, you will board the Patea Explorer for a 3 hour (approximately) cruise on Doubtful Sound - a spectacular pristine fiord. During the cruise, our knowledgeable and friendly skipper or nature guide will share with you their passion for the region. They’re always ready to answer questions, point out landmarks and provide all the information about the varied wildlife you may see, including dolphins, fur seals, and the rare Fiordland crested penguin.

The Southern Express, M.V. Sinbad, Mariner or Fiordland Navigator may replace the Patea Explorer if maintenance or schedules require.

Things you should know

• You’ll cruise across crystal clear Lake Manapouri to West Arm
• A highlight is the coach trip through Fiordland’s rainforest and over Wilmot Pass
• Your Skipper or Nature Guide will let you know all about the region's unique flora and fauna
• Doubtful Sound is in remote Fiordland, with no WIFI available, the perfect place to unplug and recharge

Extra information

• Due to the multi-leg journey and floating wharf access, guests will need to have a reasonable level of mobility
• Manapouri Café will be open daily from 9.00am. Café menu has a range of beautiful homemade food & Allpress Coffee for you to enjoy pre-cruise or to take with you
• Snacks and drinks are also available onboard
• The tour is suitable for all ages

Getting there

All Doubtful Sound experiences start at our Manapouri Visitor Centre, located at 64 Waiau Street. Manapouri is a 2.5 – 3 hour drive from Queenstown and 30 minute drive from Te Anau.

What to bring

• Non-slip shoes/boots, waterproof jacket, warm sweater/fleece jacket, sunscreen/sunglasses, insect repellent and camera.
• Please remember to bring personal medication including for asthma and allergies.
• As this is a 7-hour adventure we highly recommend you bring a packed lunch or order a lunch box from our Manapouri Café.

No adjectives to describe what a taonga this area is. Until you visit you can’t understand the sheer size of these fiords and the cliff faces. We were lucky to see four groups of dolphins who put on a show. Excellent commentary from both boat and bus drivers. kirks73 Nelson, New Zealand, Via TripAdvisor

Wonderful trip during unseasonable Spring snowstorm. Everything was so well organised from check-in to return to base. Each aspect of the return 3-part journey - boat across Lake Manapouri, coach across Wilmot Pass and the actual Doubtful Sound cruise - was brilliant. Coach Driver Jonny made us feel very safe as he navigated the snow chained coach across the snowy mountain range. The cruise was awe inspiring. I’d like to return on a sunny blue sky day but being in Fiordland during a blizzard (at sea level) just made it so impressive. Lots of waterfalls and breaks in the storm allowed wonderful long distance views. Simply stunning! MichaelDH, Christchurch, New Zealand, Via TripAdvisor

A life changing experience. We felt so spoiled getting to see Doubtful Sound in glorious sunshine with incredible service from the crew on board the Navigator and all at Real NZ. Would recommend to all. An escape from reality into a little piece of paradise in NZ. 717mackenzier, Dunedin, New Zealand, Via TripAdvisor

The whole experience was magical. The scenery was incredible as were the hosts. Their commentary was interesting and relevant. We did not feel like a tourist but a visitor to their own backyards! So big ups to the staff for making the day even more memorable. We were lucky enough to head out into the Tasman sea at the end of the fiord. Wow. Would definitely recommend this incredible day to all our friends and family. Thanks Julie_B, Via Viator

The best experience ever and we have travelled across the world. Sorry it took so long for us to do this trip. So much information given by the crew, very friendly staff on all three portions of the day. 402lucyh, Waihi, New Zealand, Via TripAdvisor

Very happy with our experience. The staff were friendly and quite funny, particularly the bus driver on the day. The cruise was informative and the captain was excellent in his communication. Highly recommend F8927IQstevenc, Via TripAdvisor

This was an amazing experience from start to the end. Our coach driver Dino was an absolute gem, providing live commentaries. The tour comprised of a coach ride to lake Manapouri (2 hrs), on a catamaran in lake manapouri (50 mins), then a coach ride on Wilmot pass (50 mins) and at last a boat ride on Doubtful sound for 3 hrs. Each part of the journey was a different experience. 545devikag, Via TripAdvisor

In case you haven't found the information you were looking for, we've put together some of the most common questions our customers ask about our trips. If you need more specific answers, please contact us directly.

How long does it take to travel to Manapouri?

From Queenstown to Manapouri by car or coach takes around 2 hrs 45 mins and from Te Anau around 30 minutes.  For more information refer to our Driving Times webpage.

Is there car parking at Manapouri?

Yes, we have plenty of free parking at Manapouri. Daytime car parking is provided adjacent to the Visitor Centre. Overnight car parking is a available on View St, a short 2 minute walk from our Manapouri Visitor Centre.

What is the difference between Milford and Doubtful Sounds?

Our places. Our experiences. Milford and Doubtful Sounds, NZ.

Milford Sound at the mountainous north end of Fiordland National Park is the classic fiord - a deep water inlet between steep sided high mountains.  Milford Sound is a middle-sized fiord at around 13 kms in length and it is famous for its dramatic scenery, especially Mitre Peak.  This fiord is the most accessible of Fiordland National Park’s 14 fiords and it can be reached by bus, car or flight connections from Queenstown.

Doubtful Sound is located in the heart of Fiordland National Park where the mountains are still very impressive but not as high as Milford Sound.  Doubtful Sound is three times longer and  has a sea surface area roughly ten times larger than Milford Sound.  Its three arms are Hall, Crooked and First Arm.  It is famous for its wilderness scenery and wildlife sightings.  To get to Doubtful Sound visitors first take a launch trip across Lake Manapouri and drive over Wilmot Pass.

Visitors with enough time choose to visit both fiords as they have different characters.

What weather can I expect in Fiordland?

Fiordland’s weather is what gives the region its unique character. Rainfall is what makes Fiordland a land of lakes, rivers, streams, waterfalls and fiords. Visitors should always be prepared to enjoy some rainfall during their stay. It is recommended to bring sensible clothing for cool and wet weather to fully appreciate your stay.

The temperatures you can expect in the different seasons are as follows: 

• Summer  (December-February) 19-23 Celsius / 66 - 73 Fahrenheit 
• Autumn  (March-May) 8-18 Celsius / 46  - 64 Fahrenheit
• Winter  (June-August) 5-9 Celsius /  41  - 48 Fahrenheit
• Spring  (September-November) 10-19 Celsius  / 50   - 66 Fahrenheit

Is it worth going to Milford/Doubtful Sounds on a wet day?

Many say you have not seen Fiordland unless you have seen it in the rain.  When it rains in Fiordland the landscape is dramatic - rock faces stream with waterfalls, mist hangs around the tops of the mountains and rivers and streams rage.  From a dry comfortable vantage point on the bus or boat, this landscape is spectacular for sightseeing.

While we cannot guarantee you will see wildlife, sightings of fur seals are reasonably common in both Doubtful and Milford Sounds.  A pod of bottlenose dolphins resides in Doubtful Sound so you have a good chance of seeing these fascinating mammals, and in Milford Sound dolphins are occasional visitors.  In both sounds the rare Fiordland crested penguin can at times be observed.

Online transactions/prices are conducted in what currency?

All prices and transactions on the RealNZ website are in New Zealand dollars (NZD).  This is specified on the Terms & Conditions page.

What happens if there is an emergency?

Our staff are trained to deal with incidents and in case of an emergency you should listen to their instructions. We have a portable defibrillator on each of our overnight cruise vessels (Milford Mariner, Milford Wanderer and Fiordland Navigator). In addition to this we also have portable defibrillators at the following locations: •    Milford Sound Visitor Terminal •    RealNZ Visitor Centre, Manapouri •    Cavern House (Te Anau Glowworm Caves) •    Colonel’s Homestead Restaurant, Walter Peak •    TSS Earnslaw Vintage Steamship •    Stewart Island Ferry (Bluff - Oban - Bluff)

Do I need to bring a car seat for my child?

Car seats are not mandatory on our coaches, and we do not have then available for hire. Parents are more than welcome to bring their own car seats. 

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Doubtful Sound Overnight Cruise

Take on a close-up experience of Doubtful Sound’s waterfalls, abundant wildlife, rainforest and mountains.

Board the Fiordland Navigator for a special dinner, bed and breakfast wilderness experience. Cruise across the crystal waters of Lake Manapouri to West Arm, take a coach across the dense rainforest of Wilmot Pass then stay overnight on this traditional heritage vessel.

Day 1 - Manapouri - Doubtful Sound

Board the luxury catamaran and cross Lake Manapouri (tour departs half an hour later between Dec-Feb).

Board the Fiordland Navigator.

Buffet dinner is served in the dining saloon.

Dinner complete. Relax, unwind, view the stars and take in the stillness of staying overnight on a luxury vessel anchored in a sheltered bay.

Day 2 - Doubtful Sound - Manapouri

Breakfast to be served in the dining saloon.

Retrace journey back towards Lake Manapouri.

Disembark the Fiordland Navigator.

Arrive at Manapouri.

Information

• Lake Manapouri catamaran cruise
• Coach across Wilmot Pass
• Doubtful Sound cruise on the Fiordland Navigator
• Accommodation is in private cabins with ensuite bathrooms or quad share bunk style compartments with shared bathrooms
• Nature guide on board
• Water activities: kayaking and tender craft
• Three-course buffet dinner with a selection of mains, including a vegetarian option
• Cooked and continental buffet breakfast
• Fully licensed bar

Tour Departures

This cruise departs daily from Manapouri at 12.00pm (tour departs half an hour later between Dec-Feb).

Your Overnight Experience

With nature guides on board, the Doubtful Sound Overnight Cruise offers a close-up experience of Doubtful Sound’s waterfalls, abundant wildlife, rainforest and mountains. Throughout the cruise, the guides share stories of the fiord’s history and are happy to answer your questions. Cruises have a flexible itinerary that allows plenty of time to enjoy the scenery and to pause to view highlights.

Complimentary Activities

The Fiordland Navigator offers a relaxed environment, where you can do as much or as little as you like. Kayaking and tender craft (small boat) excursions are complimentary and available to all guests. If relaxation is more your style, then you can choose to soak up the views from the deck, read a book, or interact with our knowledgeable crew. As evening falls, enjoy a lavish three course buffet carvery in the dining saloon (vegetarian option available – please advise if required at the time of booking). Then relax in the company of fellow travellers or indulge in some star-gazing before retiring to your private cabin. In the morning enjoy a cooked breakfast, served in the dinning saloon.

Onboard Accommodation

The Fiordland Navigator has 18 cabins with ensuite bathroom (12 cabins with twin single beds, 6 cabins with double beds), and 9 quad-share bunk style compartments with shared bathroom facilities. Bed linen, duvet, towel and pillow are provided for both cabins and bunkrooms.

What to bring

One overnight bag only to be brought on board for passenger convenience and safety reasons. Limited lock-up storage facilities are available at the Visitor Centre in Manapouri. It is advisable to bring non-slip shoes/boots, waterproof jacket, warm sweater/fleece jacket, change of clothes for kayaking, sunscreen/sunglasses, insect repellent, swimwear (optional), camera, cash for bar and snacks.

The Fiordland Navigator Specifications

Fiordland Navigator is a purpose built motor vessel, designed along the lines of a traditional New Zealand coastal trading scow. The vessel is also equipped with kayaks and two shore tender vessels.

Length/Beam/Draft: 40m/10m/2.75m Max Displacement: 693 Gross tonnage Engines: 2 x 485KW Yanmar aye Cruising Speed: 11 knots Overnight Capacity: 70 passengers Spacious Viewing Decks: Three Sails: Three masted staysail schooner

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Every aspect of the trip was well organised. Would have like a little bit longer for the Kayak and swim but otherwise it was the highlight of our trip and would love to do it again. I did particularly like the moment when we stopped on the way back and were able to be present in our surroundings with no sound or human element. The guide was excellent and had vast knowledge of all the different aspects about the Doubtful Sound. Thanks.

Absolutely amazing! Everything about the cruise was awesome, and I would highly recommend the doubtful sound overnight cruise to anyone. The only very minor improvement would just be that on the kayak section it felt a little rushed and for those who don’t kayak much the pace was a little tiring without time to rest. A slower group or pace would have been helpful. Thanks though!!

The overnight cruise on Doubtful Sound was fantastic. It was wet and cloudy providing plenty of amazing waterfalls and great scenery. We’re so glad we included this trip in our NZ itinerary.

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Known for its pristine beauty and wildlife, Doubtful Sound is the second largest of the 14 fiords in Fiordland National Park and is three times longer and 10 times larger than Milford Sound. It is home to bottlenose dolphins and fur seals - both of which are often seen. In season, you may also catch a glimpse of the rare Fiordland Crested Penguin.

There are many ways to experience Doubtful Sound - by kayak or cruise , as a day trip or on an overnight experience.

In Maori legend, this colossal fiord was created by the godly figure Tu Te Raki Whanoa. Four young sea gods assisted him by carving the fiord’s long, sheltered arms.

Today, Doubtful Sound remains an unspoilt wilderness of many moods; one minute clear blue and sun drenched, the next mysterious and mist cloaked.

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Fiordland - 6 Nights

Explore Doubtful, Breaksea and Dusky Sounds, including Preservation and Chalky Inlets, aboard the  Fiordland Jewel

Soak in the atmosphere and pristine wilderness of New Zealand’s largest National Park on this six-night expedition. Part of the Te Wahipounamu World Heritage site, Fiordland’s Doubtful, Breaksea and Dusky Sounds are rich in history and spectacular scenery. Experience the area’s native birds and sea life up close and personal, with opportunities for kayaking, short walks and fishing to catch a feed, if you so wish, from our purpose-built catamaran, the Fiordland Jewel .

With a maximum of just 18 passengers onboard, there will be many opportunities to soak up stories of the area from our knowledgeable crew, and to take in breathtaking vistas from the deck or from any of our nine climate-controlled cabins, all of which have sea views and private ensuites. Relax in the hot tub on the top deck and enjoy all your meals prepared by our talented onboard chef.

Individual cabins can be booked for yourself, your small group of family and friends, or as a couple, for an experience you’ll be talking about for years to come.

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CURRENT AVAILABILITY IN 2024

• Doubtful Sound to Dusky Sound/Preservation Inlet - includes helicopter out to Te Anau

Saturday May 4 - Friday May 10  - 1 cabin a/v - 1 Governor Thursday May 16 - Wednesday May 22 - 2 cabins a/v - 1 Governor, 1 Endeavour Tuesday May 28 - Monday June 3 - 2 cabins a/v - 1 Captain Cook, 1 Endeavour  Sunday June 9 - Saturday June 15  - 6 cabins a/v - 1 Governor, 3 Captain Cook, 1 Endeavour, 1 Resolution Saturday August 17 - Friday August 23  - 5 cabins a/v - 3 Captain Cook, 2 Endeavour Tuesday September 10 - Monday September 16  - 5 cabins a/v - 3 Captain Cook, 2 Endeavour Sunday September 22 - Saturday September 28 - 7 cabins a/v - 1 Governor (*currently on hold*), 3 Captain Cook, 2 Endeavour, 1 Resolution

• Preservation Inlet/Dusky Sound to Doubtful Sound - includes helicopter in

Friday May 10 - Thursday May 16  - Fully Booked Wednesday May 22 - Tuesday May 28 - 4 cabins a/v - 1 Governor, 3 Captain Cook  Monday June 3 - Sunday June 9 - 5 cabins a/v - 1 Governor, 2 Captain Cook, 1 Endeavour, 1 Resolution Saturday June 15 - Friday June 21 - 6 cabins a/v - 1 Governor, 2 Captain Cook, 1 Endeavour, 2 Resolution Friday August 23 - Thursday August 29 - 7 cabins a/v - 1 Governor, 3 Captain Cook (*1 currently on hold), 1 Endeavour, 2 Resolution  Monday September 16 - Sunday 22 September  - Private Charter a/v

CURRENT AVAILABILITY IN 2025

Tuesday May 27 - Monday June 2 - 9 cabins a/v - 1 Governor, 4 Captain Cook, 2 Endeavour, 2 Resolution Sunday September 7 - Saturday September 13 - 8 cabins a/v - 4 Captain Cook, 2 Endeavour, 2 Resolution Wednesday October 1 - Tuesday October 7 - 9 cabins a/v - 1 Governor, 4 Captain Cook, 2 Endeavour, 2 Resolution

Wednesday May 21 - Tuesday May 27 - 9 cabins a/v - 1 Governor, 4 Captain Cook, 2 Endeavour, 2 Resolution Monday June 2 - Sunday June 8 - 9 cabins a/v - 1 Governor, 4 Captain Cook, 2 Endeavour, 2 Resolution Monday September 1 - Sunday September 7 -  8 cabins a/v - 1 Governor, 3 Captain Cook, 2 Endeavour, 2 Resolution Tuesday October 7 - Monday October 13 - 9 cabins a/v - 1 Governor, 4 Captain Cook, 2 Endeavour, 2 Resolution

RATES 2024 & 2025

• Governor Cabin $9,000 per person (sleeps 2) - Super-King Dbl
• Captain Cook Cabin $7,500 per person (sleeps 2) - Super-King Dbl
• Endeavour Cabin $7,500 per person (sleeps 2) - 2 King Singles 
• Resolution Cabin $4,750 per person (sleeps 2) - Single Bunkbeds

Retail prices are based on twin share, GST inclusive and in NZD, includes transfer per person into or out of Preservation Inlet or Dusky Sound (Helicopter) or Doubtful Sound (Boat/Coach), excludes beverages purchased from our licensed bar on board the Fiordland Jewel.  

A single occupancy discount of 25% is available on the twin share rate.

Return transfers from Queenstown are available for an additional $200 per person.

Fly via helicopter from Te Anau and land directly onboard the Fiordland Jewel which will be waiting in Preservation Inlet or Dusky Sound..

DAY 2-5 

Cruise through Breaksea, Dusky Sounds, and Preservation and Chalky Inlets .  We may do activities such as:

• Bush, island and beach walks including the most south-westerly point of the South Island, Puysegur Point
• Visit historic Captain Cook and Gold Rush sites
• View incredible wildlife - Dusky Sound and its surrounding fiords are havens for marine and bird life
• Some fishing to catch a feed, if you wish to do so
• Kayaking and tender boat excursions
• We'll start to head back north through Breaksea and Doubtful Sounds. At Doubtful Sound on Day 7, you'll disembark and take a coach over the Wilmot Pass, a boat over Lake Manapouri to return to Manapouri.

Of course, the weather is central to a Fiordland experience, so the itinerary of your cruise may differ depending on the conditions on the day.  The above sample itinerary is from Preservation Inlet ending in Doubtful Sound, Doubtful Sound to Preservation Inlet is in reverse.

• Helicopter transfer (one way) to or from Te Anau to Preservation Inlet and a coach/boat transfer (one way) to or from Doubtful Sound to Manapouri
• All meals - all dietary requirements are catered for. Complimentary tea & coffee.
• Use of our kayaks and top deck hot tub (weather dependent)
• In each cabin: Toiletries - body wash,  shampoo & conditioner by Sans [ceuticals], hairdryer, linen and bath towels
• Wine, beer & soft drinks (no spirits), these are available for you to purchase from our licensed onboard bar. (BYO alcohol NOT permitted)

This was a totally magical experience. Loved every day. Each day offered something new and spectacular. The scenery was stunning and the crew were incredible. The food was AMAZING. Not only this but the people on the trip were all such lovely people and I am grateful to have met each and every one of them. My highlight of the trip was the kayaking not just around the coves but going through the rivers with the trees and moss hanging overhead. I loved every minute of the trip. Thank you Fiordland Discovery.

Nadine, Queenstown, New Zealand

WOW, what a phenomenal experience. Keith and I will treasure the memories of this trip for our lifetime. The experience was unbelievable. So much to see and do. The fishing was incredible and the weather played its part. Huge thanks to your crew Dave, Blake, Olive, Patricia and Juan. What a team!!!. They were the best. Always on task, professional, energetic and knowledgeable. They were all so obliging in every aspect and complemented each other so well. The food was sensational!

Jenny & Keith, Auckland, New Zealand

A truly amazing experience, we highly recommend Fiordland Discovery and the Fiordland Jewel. It is a great way to discover one of the most beautiful parts of Aotearoa / New Zealand - indeed the world. The scenery is amazing - whether wet or fine!! Great walks along the way - and yes boots are dried and warm for the next adventure! Thank you to the crew for the wonderful insights into the history, stories, food and outings on the tender.

Neil and Greg, Greytown, New Zealand

What an incredible trip!! Rob and his crew were excellent, he and skipper Dave were so knowledgeable about the Fiords and everything there is to see and do. Amazing sea life - we saw humpback whales, dolphins, seals and a wide range of sea birds. Exploring the islands and bush was fantastic too. And the helicopter trip off the boat, incredible! Anyone considering a multi-night Fiordland trip, seriously consider Fiordland Discovery! They know their stuff!

Ben, Tauranga, New Zealand

Real Journeys Doubtful Sound Overnight Cruise

The Real Journeys Doubtful Sound Overnight Cruise is a night to remember! With rugged peaks, verdant rain forest and twisting, hidden inlets, Doubtful Sound takes one’s breath away. Home to abundant wildlife, guests may see bottle-nose dolphins and fur seals at play, or catch a glimpse of a rare Fiordland Crested Penguin. Getting to Doubtful Sound is an adventure in itself. With no direct road access, the only way is by a cruise across Lake Manapouri and a coach trip over Wilmot Pass. The isolation of this location makes the Fiord a truly special place.

The overnight cruises depart at 12:30pm and return at 11:30am the following day (Sept-May only), giving guests the opportunity to experience the Doubtful Sound during all hours of the day. The vessel is on the larger side, accommodating 72 passengers, but they provide excellent naturalist guides, kayaking and tendercraft excursions, and a social atmosphere. 

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Unchanged, untouched and absolutely unforgettable. Experience the wilderness and wildlife of Doubtful Sound on a RealNZ day or overnight cruise.

About Doubtful Sound Cruises - RealNZ

Choose between two exciting options for experiencing the wilderness and wildlife of Doubtful Sound.

Wilderness Daytime Cruises (year round): Your Doubtful Sound adventure begins with a cruise across the crystal clear waters of Lake Manapouri and then it is over Wilmot Pass by coach. On reaching Deep Cove, you will board our spacious catamaran, for a three hour cruise that takes in the most dramatic scenery of Doubtful Sound. Overnight Cruises (October - May): Onboard the Fiordland Navigator or the Wanderer there is plenty of time to enjoy the stunning views and to discover the hidden arms of Doubtful Sound. Activities include wildlife viewing, kayaking and exploring in the tender craft with the nature guide. Three course dinner & cooked breakfast included.

RealNZ Visitor Centre 64 Waiau Street, Pearl Habour Manapouri Fiordland

• 0800 65 65 01 (within NZ)
• 03 249 6000
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Exploring 15 of New Zealand’s Majestic Fjords – A Journey Through Natural Wonders 2024

Posted: February 23, 2024 | Last updated: February 23, 2024

New Zealand, a land of unparalleled natural beauty, is home to some of the world’s most breathtaking fjords. These dramatic sea inlets, carved by glaciers over millennia, offer stunning landscapes of towering cliffs, cascading waterfalls, and diverse wildlife. This guide takes you through New Zealand’s most picturesque fjords, each offering its unique charm and adventure. From serene cruises to exhilarating hikes, the fjords of New Zealand are a must-visit for nature enthusiasts and photographers alike.

1. Milford Sound, Fiordland National Park

Milford Sound, a jewel in Fiordland National Park’s crown, is renowned for its awe-inspiring beauty. With its iconic Mitre Peak, this fjord is a paradise for nature lovers and photographers. A cruise on Milford Sound offers spectacular views of waterfalls, including the famous Stirling and Bowen Falls, and a chance to spot wildlife like seals, dolphins, and penguins.

For the more adventurous, kayaking provides an up-close experience with the fjord’s water and wildlife. The Milford Track, one of New Zealand’s Great Walks, offers an unforgettable hiking experience through stunning landscapes leading to the fjord.

Insider’s Tip: Take an early morning cruise to experience the fjord in tranquil conditions.

When To Travel: Visit during the shoulder seasons (Spring and Autumn) for fewer crowds.

How To Get There: Milford Sound is accessible by road from Te Anau or via scenic flights from Queenstown.

2. Doubtful Sound, Fiordland National Park

Doubtful Sound, often called the ‘Sound of Silence,’ is the second-largest fjord in Fiordland National Park and less crowded than Milford Sound. Its remote location adds to its tranquil and untouched atmosphere. A cruise through Doubtful Sound provides breathtaking views of its deep waters and towering cliffs and the chance to encounter wildlife such as dolphins, seals, and rare Fiordland penguins. The fjord’s isolation makes it an ideal place for stargazing, with overnight cruises offering a unique opportunity to experience the sound under a blanket of stars.

Insider’s Tip: Opt for an overnight cruise for a chance to see the fjord under the stars.

When To Travel: Summer offers the best weather, but the fjord is stunning year-round.

How To Get There: Doubtful Sound is typically accessed via a boat ride across Lake Manapouri, followed by a bus ride over Wilmot Pass.

3. Dusky Sound, Fiordland National Park

Dusky Sound is one of Fiordland’s largest and most complex fjord systems, offering a true wilderness experience. It’s a place of historical significance, being one of the first areas in New Zealand visited by Captain Cook. The fjord’s intricate network of waterways, inlets, and islands can be explored by boat, providing opportunities to see an abundance of marine and bird life in their natural habitat. The remoteness of Dusky Sound makes it a perfect destination for those seeking solitude and a deep connection with nature.

Insider’s Tip: Look out for historical landmarks from Captain Cook’s exploration.

When To Travel: The best time to visit is during the summer for favorable weather.

How To Get There: Access is primarily by boat or floatplane, as no roads lead to Dusky Sound.

4. Breaksea Sound, Fiordland National Park

Breaksea Sound is a hidden gem in Fiordland, offering breathtaking scenery and a sense of untouched wilderness. This fjord is less frequented by tourists, making it an ideal spot for those seeking a more intimate experience with nature. The steep cliffs and deep waters of Breaksea Sound are home to diverse marine life, and its surrounding rainforest is a haven for native bird species. Exploring this fjord by boat or kayak allows for a truly immersive experience in one of New Zealand’s most pristine environments.

Insider’s Tip: Bring your camera for incredible wildlife photography opportunities.

When To Travel: Summer provides the best conditions for exploration.

How To Get There: Accessible by boat, with tours departing from Te Anau or Manapouri.

5. Preservation Inlet, Fiordland National Park

Preservation Inlet, the southernmost fjord in Fiordland, is steeped in history and natural beauty. It’s known for its historic sites, including remnants of early European settlements and abandoned gold mines. The inlet’s calm waters and stunning landscapes make it a perfect destination for history buffs and nature enthusiasts alike. Boat tours comprehensively explore the inlet’s history and natural features, providing a unique insight into this remote part of New Zealand.

Insider’s Tip: Visit the historic lighthouse on Puysegur Point.

When To Travel: The summer months are ideal for visiting.

How To Get There: Access is by boat, with tours available from southern Fiordland towns.

6. George Sound, Fiordland National Park

George Sound is a remote and unspoiled fjord, perfect for adventurers seeking a rugged and authentic wilderness experience. Accessible via a challenging multi-day hike or by boat, this fjord offers stunning natural beauty and solitude. The fjord’s untouched landscapes and clear waters are ideal for kayaking, fishing, and hiking. For those willing to make the journey, George Sound rewards with its serene beauty and feeling completely disconnected from the outside world.

Insider’s Tip: Be prepared for rugged terrain if you choose to hike.

When To Travel: Summer offers the most stable weather conditions for hiking and boating.

How To Get There: The track to George Sound starts from the Te Anau area, or you can access it by boat or helicopter.

7. Nancy Sound, Fiordland National Park

Nancy Sound offers a tranquil escape in one of Fiordland’s lesser-known fjords. Its calm waters are perfect for kayaking, and the surrounding rainforest is rich in birdlife, making it an ideal spot for birdwatchers and nature lovers. The fjord’s isolation ensures a peaceful and unspoiled environment, perfect for those looking to escape the crowds and immerse themselves in nature.

Insider’s Tip: Pack all necessary supplies, as there are no facilities in the area.

When To Travel: Visit in the summer for the best kayaking conditions.

How To Get There: Access is typically by boat, with limited services available.

8. Thompson Sound, Fiordland National Park

Thompson Sound offers a serene and picturesque escape known for its dramatic landscapes and abundant wildlife. This less-visited fjord provides a more intimate experience of Fiordland’s natural beauty. Exploring the sound by boat allows for stunning views of its steep cliffs and deep waters and the chance to encounter the diverse wildlife that calls the fjord home.

Insider’s Tip: Keep an eye out for fur seals and Fiordland crested penguins.

When To Travel: Summer is the best time for wildlife spotting and calm waters.

How To Get There: Accessible by boat, with tours typically departing from Te Anau.

9. Bradshaw Sound, Fiordland National Park

Bradshaw Sound, a remote and pristine fjord, offers visitors a chance to experience untouched natural beauty. This fjord is ideal for those seeking solitude and a deep connection with the wilderness. Its cliffs, cascading waterfalls, and clear waters create a majestic setting for exploration by boat or kayak. The sound’s seclusion makes it a peaceful retreat for nature enthusiasts and those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Insider’s Tip: Be prepared for changeable weather conditions, even in summer.

When To Travel: The warmer months offer more comfortable conditions for exploration.

How To Get There: Access is primarily by boat, with options for guided tours or independent travel.

10. Bligh Sound, Fiordland National Park

Bligh Sound is a dramatic and rugged fjord, offering a challenging but rewarding experience for experienced kayakers and adventurers. Its cliffs and deep waters create a striking landscape that is best explored by water. The fjord’s challenging terrain is matched by its breathtaking scenery and opportunities for wildlife encounters. Bligh Sound is an excellent choice for those looking for an off-the-beaten-path adventure in Fiordland.

Insider’s Tip: Experienced kayakers will find this fjord particularly rewarding, but be prepared for challenging conditions.

When To Travel: Summer offers the best conditions for kayaking and boating.

How To Get There: Accessible by boat, with options for guided tours departing from nearby towns.

11. Charles Sound, Fiordland National Park

Charles Sound is a hidden gem in Fiordland, offering tranquility and stunning natural beauty. This fjord is ideal for multi-day kayaking trips, allowing visitors to immerse themselves fully in its serene environment. The sound’s clear waters and lush rainforest provide a perfect backdrop for wildlife observation and photography. Charles Sound is an excellent choice for those seeking a peaceful kayaking experience away from the more popular fjords.

Insider’s Tip: Plan a multi-day kayaking trip to fully experience the sound’s beauty.

When To Travel: Visit during the summer for the best weather and wildlife viewing opportunities.

How To Get There: Charles Sound is accessible by boat, with guided kayaking tours available.

12. Sutherland Sound, Fiordland National Park

Sutherland Sound, one of Fiordland’s most remote fjords, offers an unparalleled wilderness experience. Its steep cliffs and cascading waterfalls create a dramatic and majestic landscape. The sound’s isolation makes it a haven for wildlife and a peaceful escape from the outside world. Exploring Sutherland Sound by boat allows for a truly immersive experience in one of New Zealand’s most pristine environments.

Insider’s Tip: Bring binoculars for birdwatching and wildlife spotting.

When To Travel: Summer is the ideal time to visit for calmer seas and better weather.

How To Get There: Access is typically by chartered boat or helicopter, as no direct road links exist.

13. Crooked Arm, Fiordland National Park

Crooked Arm in Fiordland National Park is a stunningly beautiful fjord, characterized by its serene waters and lush rainforests. This less-visited fjord offers a peaceful and unspoiled environment for kayaking and nature walks. Its secluded bays and inlets are perfect for wildlife observation and photography, making it an ideal destination for nature enthusiasts.

Insider’s Tip: Look for hidden waterfalls and secluded beaches as you explore.

When To Travel: Visit in the summer months for the best kayaking and hiking conditions.

How To Get There: Crooked Arm is accessible by boat, with tours departing from Te Anau or Manapouri.

14. Wet Jacket Arm, Fiordland National Park

Wet Jacket Arm is a unique fjord with a rich history and diverse marine life. Its sheltered waters are ideal for fishing and kayaking, and the fjord’s historical sites, including old whaling stations, add an element of intrigue to its natural beauty. Exploring Wet Jacket Arm by boat provides a relaxing and enjoyable experience, with opportunities to learn about the region’s past and observe its abundant wildlife.

Insider’s Tip: Explore the historical sites along the fjord to glimpse the region’s past.

When To Travel: The best time to visit is during the summer for favorable weather conditions.

How To Get There: Wet Jacket Arm is accessible by boat, with various tour options available.

15. Hall Arm, Fiordland National Park

Hall Arm in Doubtful Sound is a tranquil retreat offering a quieter alternative to the bustling Milford Sound. Known for its dramatic cliffs and deep waters, it’s a haven for those seeking serenity in nature. Boat cruises here are a peaceful way to absorb the majestic scenery, with chances to spot local wildlife like dolphins and seals. Kayaking offers an even more intimate experience, allowing you to glide through the waters surrounded by towering cliffs. The fjord’s calm and isolation make it ideal for connecting with the outdoors.

Insider’s Tip: Take an overnight cruise to experience the fjord’s beauty in different lights.

When To Travel: Summer offers longer daylight hours and milder weather, ideal for exploring the fjord.

How To Get There: Access to Hall Arm is via a boat ride across Lake Manapouri and a bus ride over Wilmot Pass.

The Bottom Line

As you explore New Zealand’s fjords, you’ll be immersed in some of the most stunning landscapes on Earth. Each fjord offers unique beauty and adventure, from serene cruises to exhilarating kayaking. These natural wonders provide a visual feast and a deep connection with the pristine environment. Whether you’re witnessing the dramatic cliffs of Milford Sound or the secluded beauty of Dusky Sound, your journey through New Zealand’s fjords will leave you with memories of a lifetime.

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The MV Southern Secret

Southern secret history ..

The Southern Secret was built near Picton and launched in 2004. It was then put to work in the Bay of Islands as a charter vessel. Our company, Fiordland Cruises, purchased the Southern Secret in 2007. It was brought south to Bluff, where it undertook extensive upgrades to become the comfortable vessel it is today.

Safe Ship Management .

In New Zealand, commercial vessels must operate under the Maritime Operator Safety System (MOSS) to ensure that the ship operates safely and within its limits to help protect the crew, vessel, and the environment. This ensures that the operators are responsible for planning, improving and learning to avoid Maritime Disasters.

Biennial Survey .

The Southern Secret undertakes a Maritime survey every two years to ensure everything is shipshape. The vessel will travel from Doubtful Sound to Bluff along the rugged southwest coast to undertake its survey. While in Bluff, we also take the opportunity to pull everything apart for maintenance and upgrades.

Ship Length

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Fly Bridge Viewing Area and Seating The flybridge deck is the perfect viewing area offering 360-degree views of the sound.

Viewing platform.

The flybridge deck is the perfect viewing area, offering 360-degree views of the sound.

Dining Area & Kitchen

On the mid-deck is a comprehensive registered kitchen (galley) and dining and living area, with the Launch Masters station to the front of this. The coffee and refreshments station is in the dining area and available for guests anytime. There is a guest refrigerator and freezer available for refreshments.

Outside viewing is available from the decks at the bow and stern of the vessel. You can walk around the outside of the main cabin to access these areas safely.

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Wheel House The wheelhouse is where the skipper will spend most of their time during the day, and at night is transformed into sleeping quarters.

Living areas open plan kitchen, dining and living areas where guests are able to take their meals and socialise into the evenings..

Master Suite cabin Our most spacious cabin aboard the Southern Secret. Features include a skylight to allow extra daylight, double bed, ensuite bathroom, storage space and separate shower cubicle.

Double Cabin 2 Large private cabin with a double bed, small windows to the outside, reading lights, shower and toilet ensuite.

Double Cabin 3 Large private cabin with a double bed, small windows to the outside, reading lights, shower and toilet ensuite.

Double Cabin 4 Large private cabin with a double bed, small windows to the outside, reading lights, shower and toilet ensuite.

Double/Twin Cabin 5 Private cabin with a double bed and two single bunk beds, small windows to the outside, reading lights, shower and toilet ensuite.

Sleeping quarters.

Introducing our spacious private cabins. Our roomy cabins include small windows that open to the outside, reading lights, linens and towels, soap, and the convenience of a private shower and toilet ensuite. With just five Cabins onboard, space is limited, so book early.

Below decks forward are three passenger cabins; below decks aft are two passenger cabins and staff quarters. Each cabin has an ensuite bathroom, including a toilet and shower. Linen and towels are provided; we ask guests to bring an overnight bag with personal belongings and warm clothing.

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