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
Explore New Zealand's renowned wildlife sanctuary, Ulva Island, and learn about the unique and beautiful animals who call it home.
Oban Visitor Centre, 12 Elgin Terrace,
Oban
Explore Oban and the surrounding bays in modern mini-buses and gain an entertaining insight into New Zealand’s southernmost community.
14 Main Road,
Oban
Enjoy a leisurely, fun, informative road tour of Oban Village, Stewart Island's only settlement, highlighting Island life, history, scenery and more
65 Main Road,
Oban
Guiding you through some of the most diverse and beautiful places in New Zealand, providing plenty of insightful commentary - especially on birdlife!
Stewart Island Visitor Terminal, Main Wharf,
Oban
Discover the magic of New Zealand's third island, a place of rare beauty and solitude, on a six day expedition with Stewart Island Experience.
Stewart Island Visitor Terminal, Main Wharf,
Oban
Discover New Zealand's smallest island by cruise with regular stops to explore the native bush and visit historical sites.
10 Main Road,
Oban
A small, locally owned and operated company, offering premium tours and water taxi services at affordable prices.
14 Main Road,
Oban
Wildlife and scenic cruises within Paterson Inlet and pelagic birding tours around offshore islands, as well as water taxi charters.
14 Main Road,
Oban
Discover picturesque hidden bays and beaches on our, scenic cruise . Enjoy a lovely 20 minute bush walk to the historic Norwegian Whaler's Base.
