Cruzeiro pela vida selvagem de Doubtful Sound, saindo de Te Anau
Descrição
Sua aventura Doubtful Sound começa enquanto você cruza as águas cristalinas do Lago Manapouri. Em seguida, é sobre o Wilmot Pass, parando ao longo do caminho para experimentar algumas das florestas tropicais mais densas do Fiordland e para ver os coloridos jardins de moscas alpinas antes de se juntar ao cruzeiro de 2 horas e 45 minutos Doubtful Sound que leva no cenário mais dramático do Doubtful Sound.
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Itinerário
Aprecie a paisagem e a vida selvagem a bordo do nosso confortável catamarã. Nossos guias de natureza a bordo farão comentários informativos durante toda a jornada.
Cruzeiro através do Lago Manapouri até o Wilmot Pass. Aproveite a incrível paisagem montanhosa a bordo de um catamarã moderno.
Embarque no seu treinador em Te Anau e desfrute de uma curta viagem de 30 minutos pelo campo ondulado até Manapouri.
Embarque em um de nossos ônibus de luxo em Te Anau para começar sua excursão.
Sua primeira etapa da jornada termina em Manapouri e continuará daqui com um cruzeiro de catamarã de 50 minutos pelo lago deslumbrante da cidade.
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Informações importantes
- Adequado para todos os níveis de condicionamento físico
- Capacidade máxima de cruzeiro: 135 pessoas
- Nota: Durante o levantamento, o Patea Explorer será substituído por outro navio da frota RealNZ.
- As crianças devem estar acompanhadas por um adulto
- Funciona em todas as condições meteorológicas, por favor vestido adequadamente
- Por favor, use sapatos confortáveis, jaqueta impermeável e roupas quentes
Avaliações(327)
An unforgettable day! Friendly, knowledgeable and funny tour guides with comfortable coaches and boats. We had the fiord all to ourselves and got up and close with waterfalls and wildlife.
Incredible place to see - high snowy peaks towering over the sound, mountains straight out of water. The trip was comfortable with lots of explanations of the landscape and history. Super helpful staff!
One of the best days of our holiday. An early start from Te Anau was well worth it for to catch the first ferry and then take the coach overland to the terminal for the boat trip on the sound. There were hardly any other vessels around and the captain stopped the engines for a brief while to allow us to absorb the natural sounds of the sea and wildlife while marvelling at the glorious scenery. Dolphins with their young ones swam close by and we saw seals on the rocks out near the Tasman Sea. A couple of albatross followed the wake behind us for a while but not close enough to photograph.
Great day out a lot of travel to get there. We traveled from Te Anau by bus to the ferry then 1 1/4 hour bus to boat. 2 3/4 hours on boat then bus to ferry, then bus back. Exhausting. Great scenery & comentry.
The surroundings were beautiful and the cruise was smooth and well organised but the tour guides left out any mention of indigenous place names, stories or even the fact that this place was inhibited prior to colonisation. As a pakeha it would have felt respectful to at least mention this aspect once. This would also benefit overseas travellers and enhance their experience of our diverse and beautiful country.
It was a great experience, we had a beautiful day, use a product against sandflies. The only thing we didn't understand is that we went back with a much smaller boat, which was less comfertable. That was the only thing we didn't like. But nevertheless a beautiful experience. Greetings.
A big day out with endless beauty and wow at every turn. This tour showcased this majestic island and the history of it's discovery and inhabitance.
Super on time bus departure. There are snacks and coffee/drinks on board every boat so no need to really pack your own or pre order. Views are amazing. Bus driver was funny as hell! He could be a part time comedian. Educational and beautiful. Pray for rain!
Extremely well organised. Well worth the effort to discover this natural beauty. I’ve done Milford sound so thought I’d try doubtful. Way less busy !
This was beautiful but there were so many people that it was hard to enjoy. We did a small group tour of Milford and much preferred it over Doubtful Sound. We did see dolphins, kind of, because you’re fighting other people, we did see seals, kind of, because you’re fighting other people. We did get some nice landscape pictures, kind of, because there was other people vying for the same location and invading pictures. It was beautiful, we aren’t sorry we did it, but we preferred Milford small group with Fiordland Tours
