a short boardwalk stop where, on a calm day, the Earl Mountains reflect beautifully in the water.

A wonderful view point in a a wide glacial valley surrounded by steep mountains and beech forest.

A scenic alpine stop in the Hollyford Valley, surrounded by dramatic mountain views, and often the native kea bird hangs out.

This is an impressive road tunnel that passes through the Darran Mountains, connecting the eastern side of Fiordland to Milford Sound.

Piopiotahi – one of New Zealand’s most iconic natural landscapes, with towering cliffs, waterfalls and rainforest. Here you’ll join an early morning boat cruise with Cruise Milford to discover the fiord from the water.

one of New Zealand’s Great Walks, beginning at The Divide on the Milford Road. Your guided walk follows the start of the track as it climbs steadily through beautiful native beech forest, with mossy woodland, mountain streams and glimpses of the surrounding alpine landscape before reaching the Key Summit turn-off.

A highlight of the Routeburn Track and one of Fiordland’s most rewarding short alpine walks. Starting from The Divide, the track climbs steadily through native beech forest before opening out into alpine herb fields, wetlands and tarns. From the top, enjoy wide views across the Hollyford Valley, Lake Marian area, the Darran Mountains and surrounding Fiordland peaks. We spend approximately 2.5–3 hours on the walk, depending on conditions and group pace.