- A dry, accessible way to experience Milford Sound’s marine world, no diving required.
- Rare sightings of black coral forests, sea anemones, butterflyfish, trumpeter, and sometimes Fiordland dolphins or penguins.
- Built in 1990 as part of Milford’s eco-tourism story, it has about 75,000 visitors annually.
- Part of the Te Wahipounamu UNESCO World Heritage Site, which also includes the surrounding Fiordland National Park.




























































































