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Milford Sound Overnight Cruise - Duration: 2 Days/1 Night | |
An overnight cruise
amidst spectacular Milford Sound, is a once in a lifetime experience.
While on board the Milford Mariner you will cruise the full length of
this spectacular fiord to the Tasman Sea before anchoring for the night
in sheltered Harrison Cove. The Milford Mariner offers you a very
special dinner, bed and breakfast experience. With a nature guide at hand you
can explore in the tender craft and kayaks or simply relax on deck. After the
days activities, enjoy a delicious evening buffet in the spacious saloon before
retiring to your private cabin. |
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Doubtful Sound Overnight Cruise - Duration: 2 Days/1 Night | |
Experience the natural beauty of Doubtful Sound on an overnight cruise on a traditional three-mast sailing scow (flat-bottomed trading boat) along the pristine waters of the fiords, and see a vast array of wildlife including dolphins, seals and penguins in their natural habitats. You can join the cruise in Manapouri or include luxury coach transfers from Queenstown. Your Doubtful Sound overnight adventure begins with coach trip from Queenstown to Te Anau for a short cruise across island-studded Lake Manapouri and a coach trip over Wilmot Pass. You'll then descend to Doubtful Sound to meet the crew and board the sailing scow awaiting you in Deep Cove. The sailing scow is purposely built for these waters and designed along the lines of a traditional sailing vessel, combining the charm of a bygone era with all the modern comforts, including spacious viewing decks, a dining saloon, fully licensed bar and an observation lounge. Cruise the full length of the fiord, weaving through hidden coves and waterways. Doubtful Sound is home to a vast array of natural flora and fauna. See bottlenose dolphins, fur seals and penguins in their natural habitats from the vessel’s large viewing decks and platforms. A specialist nature guide is on board to provide commentary and insight into the history of the region. |
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