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Waterfall Adventure with Cruise Te Anau in Fiordland - Te Anau

Waterfall Adventure with Cruise Te Anau in Fiordland

Te Anaumoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

3 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should have a reasonable level of fitness to handle natural bush tracks with some uneven terrain and minor elevation change.

Overview

Join Cruise Te Anau for a three-hour guided trek to Fiordland’s hidden waterfalls. This intimate walk through native forest ends at the breathtaking Gorge Falls—a must for waterfall enthusiasts and nature lovers.

$200.00
Te Anau, Southland Region

Waterfall Adventure

For all ages! • 3 Hours • Explore waterfalls, wilderness, and wonder.

Guided Tour

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About This Adventure

Embark on a captivating 3-hour guided expedition through Fiordland's hidden waterfalls and lush wilderness. Led by expert guides, this immersive journey takes you along scenic trails to the stunning Gorge Falls, offering waterfall lovers and nature enthusiasts an intimate encounter with New Zealand's breathtaking landscapes and rich biodiversity.

Embark on a captivating 3-hour guided expedition through Fiordland's hidden waterfalls and lush wilderness. Led by expert guides, this immersive journey takes you along scenic trails to the stunning Gorge Falls, offering waterfall lovers and nature enthusiasts an intimate encounter with New Zealand's breathtaking landscapes and rich biodiversity.

Adventure Tips

Wear sturdy walking shoes

Trails are natural bush tracks that can be uneven and slippery, so closed-toe, grippy footwear is essential.

Bring a rain jacket

Fiordland’s weather can change quickly; waterproof layers keep you dry and comfortable on the trail.

Pack a camera with extra batteries

The waterfalls and native forest scenes offer fantastic photo opportunities, especially at Gorge Falls.

Stay with the guide

To protect sensitive ecology, remain on the established track and follow your guide’s directions at all times.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • South Island robin
  • Kea (mountain parrot)

History

Fiordland National Park, established in 1952, protects one of New Zealand’s largest and most intact wilderness areas with deep significance to the local Ngāi Tahu iwi.

Conservation

Cruise Te Anau follows strict guidelines to minimize impact on fragile forest habitats, supporting Fiordland’s ongoing conservation efforts.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Waterproof jacket

Essential

Protects against Fiordland’s unpredictable rain and keeps you comfortable throughout the hike.

Sturdy hiking shoes

Essential

Necessary for traction and support on slippery, uneven forest paths.

Camera or smartphone

Capture the striking waterfalls and native flora encountered during the trek.

Insect repellent

Helps reduce discomfort from midges common near water in warmer months.

summer specific