Cruise Milford

Tour Milford Fjord and take a cruise is the best choice. The companies that operate the cruise business are different and the boat types are different, but the voyage and service are similar, and the viewing and comfort of the tour are wonderful. Let's talk about "boat" first. The hull is blue and white (or red and white), novel atmosphere. On the cruise ship departing at noon, the first thing to board is the buffet. After taking the meal at the restaurant on the first floor, choose a seat on the first and second floors. Meals are delicious with New Zealand and Asian rice and dishes. Indoor lounge with full-view light windows on the 1-2 floors and a top-floor sightseeing deck, you can enjoy close-up views of lakes and mountains and wildlife. During the voyage, there are always rich explanations, and when a Chinese team boards the ship, it will also play Chinese explanations. Let's talk about "the scenery". From the cruise ship terminal, to the Tasman Sea into the sea, the whole journey is 32 kilometers, and it takes about 110 minutes. Along the way, there are cliffs, peaks and rolling, rain forest dense, and waterfalls, waves lapping the shore, sea and sky, the natural ghostly fjord landscape reflects the incisive, dizzying, beautiful. Tip: From the cruise terminal parking lot to the pier trail, it is the best location to view the iconic Milford fjord ~ Mitt peak. In the walk of about 15 minutes, you must not miss the majesty of Mitt peak while ensuring boarding.

Important play items in the fjord national park, more than two hours by car from Tianaau, have to return the same way, mainly to take a cruise to visit the Milford fjord. After crossing the Homer Tunnel, the fjord pier went down all the way to the sea level. On the left is the blue ship operated by the largest tourism company in the South Island, real journey, and on the right is the red ship operated by the earliest fjord project company Southern Discoveries. In fact, the two models are similar, basically providing buffets and cruises to the fjord, and turning around before going out to the Tasman Sea. The mountain of the fjord is not too towering, the famous thing is that the blue sky and white clouds in New Zealand are beautiful, the air is fresh, and you can see the snow top. On the return trip there was a big stone, many seals lying on it was particularly lovely. Also, the boat was very close and visitors on deck were wet by the mist as they passed the spectacular Stirling Falls. When the weather is fine, I feel that the staff of Southern Discoveries are playing more crazy, and they will rush the unidentified tourists to the deck to play tricks on them.