Activities

Te Anau has been dubbed "The walking capital of the world" as it is the base for beginning a number of world famous walking tracks - including The Milford Track, The Routeburn, The Kepler, The Greenstone and The Hollyford.

Te Anau is a small town with a permanent population of about 3500, and is very well serviced for visitors' needs. Te Anau offers a wide range of excellent activities for visitors to enjoy.

Activities and dining

We are happy to make meal reservations or book activities.

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• Guided and independent walks - both day and multi day.
• Trips 'n' Tramps
• Milford Track Guided Day Walk
• Scenic flights - helicopter, fixed wing and float plane.
• Southern Lakes Helicopters
• Fiordland Helicopters
• Air Fiordland
• Beauty therapy
• Vibrance beauty and fitness
• Fishing - lake and river and Fiords.
• Fiordland Guides
• Fiordland Expeditions Ltd
• Sea kayaking on the Fiords.
• Fiordland Sea Kayak
• Boat cruises on the lakes and fiords.
• Cruise Te Anau
• Real Journeys
• Diving.
• Tawaki Dive 
• Jet boats.
• Luxmore Jet 
• Wairaurahiri Jet
• Golf - an excellent 18 hole course.
• Overnight cruises on Doubtful and Milford Sounds. 
• Real Journeys 
• Fiordland Expeditions
• Farm visits.
• Underwater observatory - Milford Sound.
• Milford Deep Underwater Observatory
• Sky diving.
• Horse treks.
• High Ride Horse Treks
• Westray Horse Treks
• Relaxed shopping.                             
• Coach and cruise to Milford Sound.
• Trips and Tramps
• Real Journeys
• Glow worm caves.
• Real Journeys
• Cafes, bars and restaurants.
• Movies. 
• Fiordland Cinema                                                       
• Hunting.
• Southern Lakes Helicopters
• Night sky viewing.
• Wildlife centre.
• Guided bird watching.
• Fiordland Guides 
• Mini golf and bike hire
• Quad bikes
• High Ride Quad Bike Adventures
• Restaurants
• Dining in Fiordland

For further details or for booking your activities, please contact us or refer to the official Fiordland site www.fiordland.org.nz