One of the best ways to see the highlights and local favourites of Stewart Island is to take a guided tour. With boat charters and adventure cruises, quirky tuk tuk rides and village and bay tours, wilderness walks and wildlife encounters, sea kayaking and even scenic flights – there’s a tour to suit every taste.
Being guided by a local expert will allow you to gain a unique insight into this rugged island paradise and attain insider’s knowledge of the history and environment of Stewart Island.
Discover Guided Tours On Stewart Island
Discover Guided Tours On Stewart Island
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Stewart Island Visitor Terminal, Main Wharf,
Oban
Stewart Island Experience offers an awe-inspiring, must-do journey to see Kiwi in their natural habitat during this evening walk and cruise.
Stewart Island Visitor Terminal, Main Wharf,
Oban
Explore New Zealand's renowned wildlife sanctuary, Ulva Island, and learn about the unique and beautiful animals who call it home.
14 Main Road,
Oban
$10 off per person on 1.5 hour or 2 hour Scenic Road Tour when combined with our 1/2 day Ulva Island Birds & Forest or Ulva Island Birding guided walk.
14 Main Road,
Oban
"Off the beaten track" wilderness adventures on Ulva Island and Stewart Island with experienced, passionate guides and small, intimate tour groups.
14 Main Road,
Oban
$10.00 off per person on the Evening Eco Watch / Kiwi Spotting when combined with a 1/2 day Ulva Island Birds & Forest or Ulva Island Birding guided walk.
Oban Visitor Centre, 12 Elgin Terrace,
Oban
Explore Oban and the surrounding bays in our modern mini-buses and gain an entertaining insight into New Zealand’s southernmost community.
Golden Bay Wharf,
Oban
DEAL: Package Deal for Ulva Island & Historic Norwegian Whaling Station.
76 Clyde Street,
Invercargill
View the wonder of Stewart Island with a comfortable 15 minutes flight from Invercargill, taking you to the heart of New Zealand's ecological playground.
46 Excelsior Road,
Oban
A range of charted trips including bird watching, fishing and hunting to suite the different interests of visitors to Stewart Island.
