Stirling Point

The town of Bluff is located at the end of New Zealand's South Island and is famous for its rich marine resources and unique geographical location. As one of the main producers of New Zealand oysters, Bluff attracts many food lovers with its fresh and delicious Bluff oysters. In addition to food, Bluff is also an ideal starting point for exploring natural scenery. Stirling Point is one of the town's iconic attractions, where visitors can take pictures of the famous sign indicating the distances around the world. This is the end of the South Island and provides a good sea view.

For tourists who like hiking, the Bluff Hill Trail provides a good choice. The entire trail takes about 1-2 hours, and you can enjoy the magnificent coastline and surrounding natural scenery along the way.

The town of Bluff is conveniently located and is the gateway to Stewart Island. Visitors can take a ferry to this nature reserve to experience more outdoor activities. Whether it is food, nature or adventure, Bluff provides tourists with a rich experience.