Just 6km from Te Anau town center on the corner of Sinclair Road there is a growing single track playground for mountain bikers.
84 Lakefront Drive,
Te Anau
Fiordland Jet is all about feeling the fun! Get up close and personal with Fiordland National Park on one of our many tours and experiences. We can host large group bookings as well! We are passionate about New Zealand’s native flora and fauna; on your tour learn all about the native forests, birds, and marine life that make Fiordland so unique.
We have tours that can take you along the Waiau river, where the water is so clear you can easily see glistening fish, to Lake Manapouri, with its surrounding mountains. Our tours can include native bush walks, wildlife spotting, and Lord of the Rings locations. Some of our tours include spectacular flights onto mountain peaks, where you can see surrounding remote national park and marine reserves from the sky. Come and tour today!
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Fiordland Jet
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Fri 9 Apr 2021
- Activities
- Guided Tours
- Outdoor Activities
- Sightseeing
- Ferries & Water Taxis
- Private Hire & Charters
- Biking
- Cycling
- Mountain Biking
- Water Activities
- Jet Boating
- Movie Location
- Less than half day
- Family Friendly
- Farm Tours
- Guided
- Wildlife Spotting
- Scenic Flights
- Scenic Tour
- Walking & Tramping
- Guided Walks
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Fiordland Tours offer daily guided tours to Milford Sound from Te Anau in our specially fitted and extremely comfortable coaches.
Fly Fiordland is locally owned, providing spectacular scenic flights to Fiordland National Park, and the “Eighth Wonder of the World,” Milford Sound.
Tutoko Outdoor Guides established a trekking guide company for Japanese clients and is based in Te Anau operating between October and April each year.
Come and explore the vast fly fishing opportunities on offer in and around Fiordland with our guide Dean Bell. Making fishing dreams a reality.
This trail offers a natural, highly scenic and safe recreational experience that will cater for a wide range of users.
