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The drive from Queenstown to Te Anau took about 2.5 to 3
hour drive one way. We started our journey around 5am and arrive in
Te Anau at 8am. Further 2.5 hour from Te Anau to Milford Sound. Prepare at least for 5 hour drive to return back
to Queenstown if you need to head back to Queenstown for the night. Please be aware that there is no petrol station from Te Anau to
Milford Sound.
Milford Sound situated in the Fiordland National Park and runs
15km from Tasman Sea to Dale Point. Along sides of the Milford Sound are rocky
hills with its highest peak called The Elephant that stands at 1517m high. When
we were there it was raining heavily, and we couldn’t see much because of the fog. Due to the rain, there are hundreds of waterfalls running down the
rocky wall. There are two permanent waterfalls that are known to have run
down through Milford Sound. The Lady Bowen Falls and the Stirling Falls.
There are car parking area near the Milford Sound centre.
You can either book your tour package beforehand or you can walked in. We bought our ticket at the centre and did a 1.5hour tour.
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| The tickets |
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| On our way to Te Anau |
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| Wind Farm |
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| The Team... |
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| At the Centre |
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| Boarding... |
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| After rain waterfalls.... |
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| Lady Bowen Falls |
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| Stirling Falls |
The route from Milford Sound to Te Anau was a scenic one, driving through mountainous landscape with patches of glacier, its a beautiful scene.
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| Te Anau Downs |
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| Back to Queenstown |
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