Milford Sound, also known as Piopiotahi, is a beautiful fjord located on the west coast of the South Island in New Zealand. It is a magical place that blends incredible natural landscapes with small treasures that make it special.

The Milford Sound Sound is the result of a natural process that took place during the Ice Age, when glaciers carved this impressive fjord over the years.

Milford Sound is the most famous place in New Zealand for tourists despite its remote location, and the long trips that must be made from the nearest towns.

Fiordland, a National Park that is a World Heritage Site

Milford Sound is located in Fiordland National Park, within Te Wahipounamu, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2007.

With its more than 12,600 km² it is the largest of the 13 national parks in the country and is located in the extreme southwest of the South Island of New Zealand.
Milford Sound is the only fjord accessible by road, a route that crosses several mountainous landscapes before reaching the Homer Tunnel, an underpass that takes us from the humid forests to the breadth of the valley.

Famous peaks

The Elephant, a rock that resembles an elephant, and Lion Mountain, which is shaped like a crouching lion.

The best way to enjoy this place is by boat. Either day or night you can enjoy a quiet environment that will immediately connect you with Mother Nature.

These trips last between one and two hours and depart from the Milford Sound Visitor...