Combo : Milford Sound & TSS Earnslaw Lake Wakatipu Cruise Experience

Your experience

Save 5% with this combo and experience two of New Zealand’s most iconic cruises, Lake Wakatipu and Milford Sound, each with expert commentary.

Getting started Begin your adventure at Queenstown’s Steamer Wharf for your Lake Wakatipu cruise; arrive 20 minutes early for ticket scanning and minimal bag checks. For Milford Sound, head to the designated pier, present your ticket, and join a brief safety briefing before boarding.

What to expect TSS Earnslaw Lake Wakatipu Cruise Cruise New Zealand’s third-largest lake, renowned for its lightning-bolt shape and the Remarkables mountain backdrop. Choose between the historic TSS Earnslaw steamship or the modern Spirit of Queenstown catamaran for a journey across forested hills and alpine peaks.

Features:

• TSS Earnslaw cruise: Sail across Lake Wakatipu on a 90-minute journey aboard the iconic steamship with live commentary throughout.

• Scenic lake views: Take in alpine landscapes and serene waters as you cruise, with plenty of space to relax and enjoy the surroundings.

• Accessible experience: Wheelchair friendly facilities ensure a comfortable and inclusive cruise for all guests.

Milford Sound Cruise Sail through glacier-carved fjords, surrounded by sheer cliffs and lush rainforests in one of New Zealand’s most celebrated natural wonders. The cruise reveals the dramatic landscape shaped over millions of years.

Features:

• Stirling and Bowen Falls: Marvel at waterfalls plunging from towering heights, a testament to the region’s rainfall and geology.

• Mitre Peak: Capture views of this sharply rising peak, a signature icon of Milford Sound.

• Wildlife spotting: Watch for native seals, dolphins, and, if you’re lucky, rare Fiordland crested penguins along the shoreline.

• Onboard comfort: Relax with access to outdoor viewing decks, an indoor heated lounge, and complimentary tea and coffee.

By booking this combo, you enjoy seamless planning, expert-led insights, and a cost-saving way to experience two legendary South Island waterways in one trip.