Set in a World Heritage Area, Fiordland Lodge offers the discerning traveller comfort and privacy, and is the perfect base from where to explore Milford Sound and Doubtful Sound, and the surrounding Fiordland National Park

The elegance and splendour of the Lodge is mirrored in the breathtaking views of Lake Te Anau and Fiordland.

Private and serene, the Lodge is perfect for relaxation, or as a base for your Fiordland experience.

Find out more about lodge accommodation at Fiordland Lodge here.

Also available are two Log Cabins offering Bed and Breakfast. Information and booking details for our Log Cabins can be viewed on our Log Cabin page.

Fiordland Lodge is perfect for business as well as pleasure. Its elegant luxury and serene setting make it an ideal venue for your corporate retreat.

Fiordland Lodge is owned and operated by Ron & Robynne Peacock of Te Anau who also operate Fiordland Guides.

Host, Ron Peacock, National Park Ranger for 25 years, shares his unique experience of this remote part of New Zealand, offering the following guided services: :

• Fly Fishing
• Bird Watching
• Nature Walks
• Hiking
• Hunting

  Or see our special accommodation/guided activity packages

Please note that Fiordland Lodge will be closed for the months of June, July and August 2010

January 2010 Promotion
SCENIC FIORDLAND
Three night's accommodation at Fiordland Lodge &
Cruise Milford Sound
&
Doubtful Sound
Special inclusion Glow Worm Caves excursion


Day One: Enjoy a memorable “unhurried” day excursion to Milford Sound on a small coach, maximum group size 12. Explore spectacular alpine scenery along the way, then once there board Real Journey's new and modern small- vessel “MV Sinbad”. Passenger numbers are strictly limited to ensure a high quality personalised experience, and attentive service. Comfortable coaches with unrestricted views from every seat. Enjoy an informative commentary and numerous photographic stops as you drive on one of the world's most impressive alpine scenic roads. Picnic lunch included.
Return to Fiordland Lodge late afternoon.

Day Two: Doubtful Sound Wilderness Day Time cruise. Cruise across beautiful Lake Manapouri, take a scenic coach trip across the Wilmot Pass, and then cruise 2½ hours on Doubtful Sound. Doubtful Sound is a massive wilderness area of rugged peaks, rainforest and twisting, hidden fiords. It is home to the bottlenose dolphins and fur seals-both of which are often seen. On your return you have the opportunity to visit the Underground Power Station at West Arm. Built in the 1960s, and the subject of the “Save Manapouri Campaign”, arguably New Zealand's largest environmental campaign ever, it is one of the country's greatest engineering achievements, and today is a major source of sustainable hydro-power. Stunning scenery all day – make sure you have plenty of film for your camera! Picnic lunch included.
Return to Fiordland Lodge early evening.

Rate during January, staying in a Lodge Room, with Glow Worm Caves inclusion: NZ$3600 (GST inc)