Fiona Donaldson - Personal Travel Manager

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10 day Glaciers and Overnight Fiordland

This 10 day tour starts in Christchurch and finishes in Christchurch.

**Please be advised that certain aspects of this tour may operate on specific days of the week during the winter months. We recommend contacting one of our travel specialists to identify a departure date that suits your schedule.


Starting in Christchurch cross the Southern Alps on board the Tranz Alpine train. Explore the West Coast Glaciers before heading south to Queenstown. Venture into Milford Sound for an incredible overnight experience. The World Heritage area of Mt Cook National Park is also a highlight.


Accommodation type on this tour is: Motels.


This tour also features:


Itinerary summary for: 10 day Glaciers and Overnight Fiordland

Day 1: Welcome to Christchurch
Accommodation: Bella Vista Christchurch

Day 2: Christchurch to Greymouth by Tranz Alpine Scenic Train then to Franz Josef , Glacier shuttle
Accommodation: Punga Grove Motel & Suites

Day 3: Free day to explore the glaciers at leisure
Accommodation: Punga Grove Motel & Suites

Day 4: Franz Josef Glacier to Queenstown
Accommodation: Blue Peaks Lodge

Day 5: Free day to enjoy Queenstown
Accommodation: Blue Peaks Lodge

Day 6: Travel to Milford Sound for your overnight adventure and cruise
Accommodation: Overnight Boat in Milford Sound

Day 7: Your cruise returns then travel back to Queenstown
Accommodation: Blue Peaks Lodge

Day 8: Queenstown to Mt Cook National Park
Accommodation: Mt Cook Motel

Day 9: Glacier Explorers tour this morning and then onto Christchurch
Accommodation: Bella Vista Christchurch

Day 10: Depart Christchurch today