Milford Sound and Big Five Glaciers Scenic Flight

e sights to be encountered during the 1hr Scenic flight.

This river became the world's 2nd highest gold bearing river in the world, next to the Klondike in Alaska.

e larger mountains and glaciers emerging as you track north.

00ft / 3,030meters and has six related glaciers, the largest being the Upper Volta Glacier.

National park, before exiting Mt Aspiring National park fly down 'glacier alley' with the Olivine Ice Plateau, a unique glacial amphitheater. One of the first sights you will encounter on arrival in Fiordland National Park is Mt Tutoko, at over 8,900ft / 2,700meters it is Fiordland's highest peak. There are two main glaciers to view here the Donne and the Age.

Milford Sound is Fiordland's most northerly of 14 fiords and also it's most dramatic.

It impressively rises directly out of the water of the fiord, to it's summit at 5,560ft / 1,690 meters, which is just over a mile of vertical gain!

New Zealand's second largest lake, lake Te Anau can be viewed stretching out to the south.

ses the beech forest filled Greenstone valley, before emerging above Lake Wakatipu. Lake Wakatipu is New Zealand's longest lake, with Queenstown nestled on it's shores.

r Milford base for your drop-off back to your accommodation by approximately 9.30am.

At the head of this valley, the Sutherland falls can be viewed, this is New Zealand highest waterfall, falling impressively 1,900ft / 580 meters to the valley floor below.