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Milford Sound Lodge
Milford Sound (0.7 mi from Milford Sound)
With mountain views, Milford Sound Lodge is located in Milford Sound and has a restaurant, room service, bar and garden. The lodge features both WiFi and private parking free of charge.
E
Ellen
From
Isle of ManEven though the hotel reception and restaurant building is under construction, we had great communications from the hotel explaining everything and offering us a meal in our chalet instead of the restaurant. The food was delicious! The breakfast was lovely in our room too. The staff were very friendly and helpful, and the location was great for access to the Milford Sound tours. There are friendly Kea who come to say hello too! Beautiful view from our chalet couldn't have a price on it. Lovely stay all in all.
Scored out of 10, guest rating 9.4
Superb - What previous guests thought, 559 reviews
Price from
US$440.66
1 night, 2 adults
Milford Sound Overnight Cruise - Fiordland Discovery
Milford Sound (1,350 ft from Milford Sound)
Fiordland Discovery offers a scenic overnight boat cruise around New Zealand's iconic Milford Sound.
K
Katreen
From
EstoniaOne of the top things we did on our 5 week journey in Australia, New Zealand and Singapore. Couldn’t recommend enough. It was so special to stay in the sound for a night, only our boat. We went kayaking and there was no one else there. Morning cruise when the sun was rising and we were the only boat there… will never forget this. When we come back, we’ll definitely book an overnight cruise again.
Scored out of 10, guest rating 9.7
Exceptional - What previous guests thought, 254 reviews
Milford Sound
Carved out by glaciers during the ice age, this remote fjord was first discovered over 1,000 years ago by Maoris, who returned seasonally to collect the prized greenstone. The dramatic waterway runs 15 km inland from the Tasman Sea, bringing penguins, dolphins and seals. The sheer cliffs form 1,000-metre-tall peaks, often plunging waterfalls back down into the dark waters of the Sound.
