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A road leading towards a mountain range with a cloudy sky. 1
A fjord with steep, forested mountains and calm water. 2
A calm lake surrounded by forested hills. 3
A calm lake reflecting mountains and clear sky. 4
A river, grassy banks, a mountain, and a clear sky. 5
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The previous price was €13 and current price is €10 per adult
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  • Free cancellation available
  • 8h
  • Mobile voucher
  • Instant confirmation
  • Multiple languages

Overview

  • Get ready for one of New Zealand’s most unforgettable road trips!

    This self-guided drive from Queenstown to Milford Sound takes you through the heart of Fiordland a land of snow-capped peaks, mirror-like lakes, roaring waterfalls, and ancient rainforests.

    Along the way, explore local legends, hidden lookouts, and short scenic walks that capture the raw, untouched beauty of the South Island.

    Cruise past the Devil’s Staircase, stop at Te Anau, stroll the Mirror Lakes, and end your journey at the spectacular Milford Sound where cliffs rise straight from the sea.

    Every turn of the road promises a new adventure, a photo-worthy view, and that pure Kiwi magic you’ll never forget.

Activity location

  • Gray Street car park
    • Gray Street
    • 9300, Queenstown, Otago Region, New Zealand

Meeting/Redemption Point

  • Gray Street car park
    • Gray Street
    • 9300, Queenstown, Otago Region, New Zealand

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Queenstown to Milfordsound Self Guided Drive Tour with an APP in Multilingual

  • Activity duration is 8 hours8h
    8h
  • Opening hours: Wed 08:00-21:00
  • English
Price details
€12.98
€10.38 x 1 Adult€10.38
Total
The previous price was €12.98 and current price is €10.38
20% off

What's included, what's not

  • Inclusions
    Detailed directions to both well-known attractions and hidden spots
  • Inclusions
    Access to the Queenstown to Milfordsound Self Drive Tour on our App
  • Inclusions
    Audio Guide
  • Inclusions
    60+ narration points covering popular locations from Queenstown to Milford Sound
  • Inclusions
    Fully offline map – no need for Wi-Fi or data.

Know before you book

    • Public transport options are available nearby
    • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
    • In accordance with EU regulations about consumer rights, activities services are not subject to the right of withdrawal. Supplier cancellation policy will apply.
    • This activity is provided by a professional trader (a party acting within their trade, business or profession).

Activity itinerary

Gray Street car park

  • 10m
Your adventure begins here! Set the GPS and get ready for stunning South Island scenery and ever-changing landscapes.

Kawarau River Bridge

  • 5m
The Kawarau River flows from Lake Wakatipu, rich in gold rush history and now famed for jet boating, rafting, and bungee jumping.

Peninsula Road

  • 10m
Peninsula Road leads to Kelvin Heights, home to Kunekune pigs and Lord of the Rings filming spots.

The Remarkables Ski Area

  • 10m
The Remarkables stand tall as a playground for hikers, skiers, and photographers seeking world-class alpine views.

Queenstown and lake Wakatipu lookout

  • 15m
A perfect panorama of Queenstown, Lake Wakatipu, and mountain ranges stretching across the South Island.

Jack's Point Golf Course

  • 10m
Jacks Point blends luxury living with alpine beauty, golf greens, lake views, and elegant modern design.

Lake Wakatipu

  • 15m
A sweeping lake view mirrors snow-capped peaks and Māori legend the lake’s heartbeat is said to rise and fall.

Kingston

  • 5m
Kingston marks the lake’s southern end, a peaceful town once home to the historic Kingston Flyer steam train.

Fairlight Station Railway

  • 10m
This restored heritage station marks the terminus of the Kingston Flyer, a nostalgic rail gem of Southland.

Mataura River Bridges

  • 5m
The Mataura River links Southland’s history and ecology sacred to Ngāi Tahu and vital for native fish.

Oreti River

  • 5m
Stretching 170 km to Foveaux Strait, the Ōreti River sustains farmland and holds deep Māori cultural value.

Mossburn

  • 10m
Mossburn is the birthplace of deer farming, turning wild herds into a thriving national industry.

Red Tussock Conservation Area

  • 5m
Protected red tussocks colour the plains in gold and copper, preserving rare native ecosystems.

Te Anau

  • 10m
Te Anau, the “Place of Swirling Waters,” serves as the gateway to Fiordland’s vast wilderness.

Te Anau Glowworm Caves (Pass by)

Book a RealNZ cruise to see glowworms light up limestone caves beneath Fiordland’s lakefront.

Te Anau Vintage Machinery Museum

  • 20m
  • Admission ticket included
A volunteer-run collection preserving classic tractors and farming tools from New Zealand’s past.

Viewpoint of South Fiord of Lake Te Anau

  • 10m
A peaceful lakeside stop showcasing Lake Te Anau’s reflective beauty framed by snow-capped ranges.

Lake Mistletoe Walking track

  • 30m
A short nature walk through beech forest to a still lake reflecting Fiordland’s serene beauty.

Te Anau Downs

  • 5m
Starting point for the Milford Track, one of New Zealand’s Great Walks, crossing Fiordland’s wilderness.

Eglinton Riverside

  • 5m
The Eglinton River winds through golden hills, gorse, forest, and crystal-clear waters merge here.

Eglinton Valley

  • 10m
A vast plain framed by towering peaks one of Fiordland’s most photographed natural landscapes.

Mirror Lakes Walk

  • 15m
A short boardwalk to crystal-clear lakes that perfectly reflect the Earl Mountains and Fiordland sky.

Cascade Creek Historic Camp site

  • 20m
A scenic DOC campsite near Lake Gunn, surrounded by forest and blooming summer lupins.

Lake Fergus Lookout

  • 15m
Deep blue waters framed by rugged Fiordland peaks a postcard-perfect alpine vista.

Routeburn Track: Key Summit Track

  • 5m
One of New Zealand’s Great Walks, linking Fiordland and Mount Aspiring National Parks with alpine beauty.

Hollyford Valley Lookout

  • 15m
A panoramic viewpoint over glacial valleys and ancient forest, framed by Mount Christina and Mount Lyttle.

Falls Creek Falls

  • 20m
A clear mountain stream tumbles beside the road one of Fiordland’s easiest waterfall stops.

Monkey Creek

  • 15m
An alpine valley carved by glaciers, known for pure spring water and dramatic mountain scenery.

Gertrude Valley Lookout

  • 15m
A vast glacial valley offering sweeping alpine views and the start of the Gertrude Saddle Track.

Homer Tunnel

  • 5m
Carved through solid rock by hand, this 1930s tunnel connects Fiordland’s peaks to Milford Sound.

Milford Valley Lookout

  • 5m
Post-tunnel views reveal dramatic cliffs, winding valleys, and Fiordland’s tallest peak, Mount Tūtoko.

Tutoko River Bridge

  • 5m
Crossing a glacier-fed river beneath Fiordland’s highest peak a site rich in Māori heritage.

Milford Sound

  • 10m
Fiordland’s crown jewel towering cliffs, roaring waterfalls, and cruises through world-famous fiords.

Lake Marian Track

  • 1h
A forest trail to Lake Marian a glacial lake surrounded by steep, snow-capped peaks.

Location

Activity location

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    Gray Street car park
    • Gray Street
    • 9300, Queenstown, Otago Region, New Zealand

Meeting/Redemption Point

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    Gray Street car park
    • Gray Street
    • 9300, Queenstown, Otago Region, New Zealand

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