Pricing and Conditions
| Adult | $6375.00 - $8685.00 |
Ample opportunity to get off the boat and explore the remote Fiordland and experience the unique Wildlife upfront
Fiordland is remote and access is only via sea or helicopter
Seal pups on Anchor Island, Dusky Sound
Dolphins are a common sight in Fiordland
New Zealand Falcon in Fiordland, enjoy the abundant birdlife
Yellowheads / Mohua - some of the abundant birdlife in Fiordland
Join us aboard our 18 berth expedition yacht for a personal tour to see the remote and unique wildlife of Fiordland's Preservation and Chalky Inlets and Doubtful and Dusky Sounds on this 7-day exploration of the Southern Fiords.
Join us aboard our 18 berth expedition yacht for a personal tour to see the remote and unique wildlife of Fiordland's Preservation and Chalky Inlets and Doubtful and Dusky Sounds on this 7-day exploration of the Southern Fiords.
Ample opportunity to get off the boat and explore the remote Fiordland and experience the unique Wildlife upfront
Fiordland is remote and access is only via sea or helicopter
Seal pups on Anchor Island, Dusky Sound
Dolphins are a common sight in Fiordland
New Zealand Falcon in Fiordland, enjoy the abundant birdlife
Yellowheads / Mohua - some of the abundant birdlife in Fiordland
| Adult | $6375.00 - $8685.00 |
20% off Early bird deal on all departures in July and August if booked before Jan 31st 2024
Payment: A non-refundable deposit equal to 25% of the total Expedition price for your booking to be confirmed. The balance (being 75% of the total Expedition price) is due 90 days* before the scheduled departure. Full Terms and conditions on the website https://www.heritage-expeditions.com/terms-conditions/
Southern Fiordland is only accessible by sea, making it some of the most remote areas of New Zealand's mainland. Waterfalls, streams, rivers & fiords are enveloped with misty veils that come and go, revealing steep gradients of mountain peaks & sheltered valleys. A rugged terrain, the thickly forested floors are covered with ferns, lichens and mosses while the calm waters are home to Bottlenose Dolphins, Fiordland Crested Penguins & New Zealand Fur Seals. Captain Cook & his crew were the first Europeans to visit, landing here in 1773 & subsequently spending five weeks in Dusky Sound. Cook's records of his discovery and maps would attract sealers & whalers not long after, who would go on to form the first European settlements of New Zealand.
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