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William_G, Jan 2026
Relaxing evening Sail aboard the Faith
Was a Brillant cruise on the Scottish built sailboat faith with Megan and Adam. The boat is their love child and the history behind Faith is very interesting. The actual sailing around Lake Te Anau was nice and relaxing with some great nibbles and a nice red and champagne provided. If in Te Auau would highly recommend the cruise.
Elisabeth_Y, Jun 2026
Incredible vistas all the...
Incredible vistas all the way! We had a friendly and experienced driver, the coach was clean and comfortable. We were lucky to have a clear, sunny day and calm water on the fjord. Highly recommend the warm buffet lunch on the cruise! We travelled with a senior family member, so the later start and easy itinerary were well suited. OveraIl I would highly recommend this tour experience
Zai_K, Jul 2026
Please temper your...
Please temper your expectations if you are expecting bright glow that lights up a cavern. Otherwise, a beautiful time.
Kathryn_H, Jul 2026
Amazing views!
Incredible place to see - high snowy peaks towering over the sound, mountains straight out of water. The trip was comfortable with lots of explanations of the landscape and history. Super helpful staff!

Lake Te Anau

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Fiordland & Milford Sound
A wooden pier entering the Lake Te Anau in New Zealand.
  • Lake Te Anau is ideal for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

  • The towns of Te Anau and Manapouri are good bases for most travelers thanks to grocery stores, restaurants, and accomodation options.

  • Bring sturdy shoes or hiking boots to explore the many walking and mountain-biking tracks near the lake.

  • From November to March, book travel to Te Anau well in advance; accomodation and tours are known to sell out.

  • Overnight camping is generally restricted to designated campsites, even if your vehicle is self-contained.

  • Help prevent the spread of didymo, an invasive algae present in Lake Te Anau, by washing boats, kayaks, waders, and other gear when you leave the lake.

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