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Si elige la opción de la excursión en autobús a Milford Sound disfrutará de un trayecto de 4 horas desde Queenstown y un trayecto de 2 horas desde Te Anau. Después de la recogida, viaje a través de los paisajes de las montañas vírgenes del Parque Nacional de Fiordland. Observe los hermosos paisajes; disfrute de infinidad de paradas para hacer de fotos; y escuche la interesante e informativa narración de su guía.
Maravíllese ante la Avenue of Disappearing Mountains, una ilusión óptica, donde las montañas parecen hundirse en el bosques de hayas de los alrededores. Tras cruzar el punto medio entre el ecuador y el Polo Sur, vea las impresionantes vistas sobre el Valle Hollyford y las montañas Darran antes de entrar en el túnel Homer y descender a los exuberantes cañones de selva tropical. También podrá ver las majestuosas vistas del monte Tutoko, el pico más alto y helado del Parque Nacional de Fiordland.
Llegue a Milford Sound, una de las maravillas naturales más magníficas del mundo. Si elige la opción de solo crucero, aquí es donde se reunirá para comenzar el recorrido. Suba a bordo del barco para realizar un crucero de 1,5 horas, y quedará maravillado por las espectaculares vistas de cascadas gigantescas que caen de paredes de roca y apasionantes selvas tropicales que emergen de los acantilados. Disfrute de una taza de té o café gratuita mientras contempla las focas, pingüinos y delfines nadando en el agua.
Cruzará Milford Sound en un barco de dos cubiertas que ofrece una excelente visión desde el interior y exterior de ambas cubiertas. Cada crucero está limitado a 100 pasajeros para garantizar la elección de asientos y las vistas ininterrumpidas. Es el único barco en Milford Sound con un área de techo acristalado para todo tipo de clima.
Para la opción de solo crucero, el recorrido termina en la orilla. Para la opción con recorrido en autobús, le llevarán de vuelta a su lugar de recogida.

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Incluido

Crucero turístico de 1.5 horas.
Té de cortesía y agua caliente.
Comentarios en vivo a bordo
Paradas de fotos regulares y paseos por la naturaleza para admirar el paisaje (si se selecciona la opción de transporte)
Touring Coach para un viaje cómodo y relajante (si se selecciona la opción de transporte)
Impuesto sobre bienes y servicios

No incluido

Almuerzo, bocadillos, bebidas y café (disponibles para comprar)

Adicional

La confirmación se recibirá en el momento en que se realice la reserva
No es accesible para sillas de ruedas
Se pueden llevar coches de bebés
La mayoría de viajeros pueden participar en la experiencia

Características

Turismo

90%

Cultural

65%

Original

20%

Náutica

20%

Opiniones

4.4

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Jennifer L

4 | 2017-11-10

The bus driver/tour guide was very knowledgeable about the area, we very much enjoyed his commentary during the drive to Milford Sound! The bus was a bit crammed and did not have the glass ceiling that other tours offer hard to figure out from the available documentation provided. The boat was fine, a Pita Pit and a small coffee shop inside for food/drive if you feel like purchasing or a small stand of hot water/tea bags for free. The Sound was BEAUTIFUL! We unfortunately didn't get to see any whales, but we did see some seals and some teeeeeny tiny penguins way off in the distance! It was a rainy/drizzly/overcast day, obviously not the tour company's fault, so all in all we enjoyed the trip. We sprang for the propeller flight back to Queenstown, which was freaking AMAZEBALLS. I think it was the best part! The views are just so awe-inspiring, we knew it would be a once-in-a-lifetime type of experience, so we dug deep in our pocketbooks for the chance. I did not find this information when I was searching, so just FYI: The tour bus picked us up at about 8am or thereabouts. We arrived at the pier for the boat tour around 3pm and the boat tour finished around 5pm. The bus would not have returned us back to Queenstown until well after 10pm! That includes various photo stops on the way in and a VERY short break at a fairly expensive rest stop to quickly grab a snack both on the way in and the way out. Because we took the flight back rather than the bus, we got back to Queenstown just after 6pm. About 20 of the reason we paid for the flight was just to save ourselves 5 hours of bus time!

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Gary N

4 | 2017-02-12

Any trip riding a bus for up to 4 hours each way can be a little much but the scenery and commentary from Carl our driver made it worth it. New Zealand is just one awesome scene after another and this trip gives you lots. It would have been nice to know we should have pre booked our seats to sit together but half way another guest offered to switch so it worked out. There is an opportunity after the Boat trip to come back by Plane or Helicopter which looked pretty inviting, especially after a 4 hour bus ride. We came back to Queenstown by Helicopter even stopping on a glacier on the way back. Expensive but awesome. I would certainly recommend this tour as compared to driving yourself. It is a long day but worth the cost of the tour.

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William G

4 | 2016-12-06

Although it's the not the tour's fault that heavy rain and mist lasted the entire day, it still was a disappointment for us not be able to see any clear view of the sound during this trip. We did get to see some interesting scenery e.g. water fall flowing upward caused by the blowing wind, but overall I was not able to take any photos like the one seen in the description. Highly not recommend going in the spring due to the higher chance of rain.

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Rashmi D

5 | 2016-11-18

everything was great

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