Experience the majestic Milford Sound onboard the MV Sinbad vessel. Cruising the length of the fiord you’ll enjoy freshly prepared canapes and bubbles made from local produce, while you take in the beauty of Milford Sound. Explore the outside areas of The Sinbad and enjoy allocated seating with uninterrupted views.
Our experienced skippers tailor the cruise to take into consideration weather and recent wildlife sightings, ensuring you’ll see the best that Milford Sound has to offer on the day. Experience the cool spray of a waterfall as you move in close to sheer rock faces or watch out for dolphins, seals and, in season, the rare Fiordland crested penguins
Elevate your experience and create unforgettable memories aboard the MV Sinbad. Informative, participative and relaxed, this is the perfect way to experience what’s been called the “eighth wonder of the world”.
Experience the unparalleled beauty of Milford Sound on our premium Milford Cruise with a warm welcome and drink on arrival. With limited capacity, this smaller vessel offers an intimate experience.
The cruise begins and finishes at the same location - RealNZ Milford Sound Visitor Terminal, Milford Sound 9679.
Please check in 30 minutes beforehand. Check in closes 15 minutes before departure, with gates closing 5 mins prior to departure.
Car parking at Milford Sound is organised by Milford Sound Tourism (MST). Parking fees will be $10 per hour.
Please check in to Milford Sound Visitor Terminal at least 20 minutes before departure
Fiordland is a remote and breathtaking region in the southwest of New Zealand's South Island. Known for its dramatic fiords, towering cliffs, and lush rainforests, it offers some of the most spectacular natural scenery in the world. Milford Sound, one of the most famous fiords, is a must-visit for its stunning waterfalls and rich marine life.
A stunning fiord known for its dramatic cliffs, waterfalls, and rich marine life. It's one of the most visited natural attractions in New Zealand.
One of New Zealand's Great Walks, offering breathtaking views of mountains, valleys, and alpine meadows.
A sanctuary for native wildlife, including rare birds and seals. Accessible by boat from Milford Sound.
Traditional Māori meal cooked in an earth oven, featuring meats and vegetables.
Creamy soup made with locally caught seafood like fish, mussels, and crayfish.
This is the warmest and driest time of year, with long daylight hours. It's ideal for hiking and outdoor activities.
New Zealand Dollar (NZD)
GMT+12 (Daylight Saving Time: GMT+13)
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Fiordland is generally safe, but the remote and rugged terrain requires caution.
Queenstown, Te Anau
Buses connect major towns and trailheads but may have limited schedules.
Limited
Car
Another of New Zealand's Great Walks, offering stunning views of mountains, lakes, and forests.
Jet boat tours through the Dart River and Glenorchy, offering scenic views and wildlife spotting.
Price varies by option