Milford Sound Cruise & Coach Return Trip from Te Anau - Options for up to Four People

• Coach and Cruise from Te Anau at 10am departure. 
• Option to self drive and Cruise-Only at 11am or 1.15pm departure

Includes:

• Includes a return coach trip from Te Anau, and a 2 hour Milford Sound cruise
• Custom-built coaches, with extra-large windows, glass roof, and angled seating for optimal viewing
• Soak up the insightful commentary from the knowledgeable coach drivers
• Cruise onboard the Milford Haven: Milford Sound’s cruising bar and café
• By never being more than half full, the Haven guarantees interrupted viewing across three spacious levels
• Pluck a picnic table, bar bench, or cosy booth to enjoy your lunch with the best view in the country
• Food as good as the view! Enjoy the pub-style menu from the on board Chef. (additional cost - cash only, payable directly to the merchant).
• Enjoy a craft beer on tap, local wine or barista made coffee (cash only)
• Milford Sound is in remote Fiordland, with no WiFi available, the perfect place to unplug and recharge

About RealNZ - Queenstown:

RealNZ are real people, in real places, doing real experiences. From 'Manapouri-Doubtful Sound Tourist Company' to 'Fiordland Travel', 'Real Journeys and Go Orange’, and most recently, ‘Wayfare’. It’s been almost 70 years since Les & Olive Hutchins first began sharing the spectacular wilderness of Fiordland with the world. A legacy they’re proud to continue in many magical places across New Zealand. Motivated by a vision to protect these precious places, conservation has been in their nature from the very beginning. Today RealNZ strives in the tradition of their founders toward a bold vision for their future, to become a conservation business, enabled by tourism.

They are RealNZ:

• Sharing uniquely inspiring and unforgettable experiences
• Accelerating the world’s shift to sustainable tourism
• Bringing you closer to nature
• Awakening a sense of wonderment, connection, and responsibility
• Willing to do more as Kaitiaki because conservation is in their nature

Come join them on the journey.