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Destination Fiordland
Website:
www.fiordland.org.nz

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Fiordland i-SITE Visitor Centre
Email: fiordland@i-SITE.org
Phone: +64 3 249 8900

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Te Anau

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Lake Te Anau, gateway to the Fiords
Perched on the edge of New Zealand’s second largest lake, the township of Te Anau is the main visitor base for Fiordland National Park. At the Department of Conservation Visitor Centre you can make plans to walk the Milford, Routeburn or Kepler Tracks. There are many places to stay, but you’d be wise to book ahead in the busy season. Restaurants are plentiful. Apart from hiking, popular local activities include lake cruising, kayaking and exploring the Te Ana-au Glowworm caves. The museum has a collection relevant to both the Maori and European history of the area. There’s also a wildlife park specialising in native birds.
Functional facts: Approx. population 4000, i-SITE Visitor Centre, good range of shops and services.



Fiordland i-SITE Visitor Centre
Visitor Information Centre in Te Anau
Some of the most wild and dramatic scenery in NZ can be found in Fiordland, the sightseeing - walking capital of the world.
 

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Te Anau does not have scheduled passenger air services.

 


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