Fly - Walk - Fly with Milford Track
Hike
6 Hours, 30 Minutes, Queenstown
| Priced Per: | Person |
| Ages: | 0-99 Years |
6.5 Hours • Arthur River, Lake Ada, Giant Gate
Experience the spectacular Milford Track
Trip Highlights
- Scenic flight from Queenstown to Milford Sound
- Two hour uncrowded cruise through Milford Sound
- Three and a half hour guided walk featuring Giant Gate waterfall
- Complimentary tea and coffee available on-board
- We go further, and get you closer than any other cruise operator
- Great photo opportunities as we get you closer to waterfalls and wildlife
- Return scenic flights on different flight paths over Fiordland National Park from Queenstown to Milford Sound
Duration
6.5 Hours
Your Journey
Fly from Queenstown airport over Lake Wakatipu, taking in the grandeur of the Southern Alps as you fly deep into the heart of Fiordland National Park. Sweep the length of Milford Sound where you can take in unparalleled views of world-famous Milford Sound and Mitre Peak before landing at Milford Sound airport.
Upon landing you will meet your guide for the day and take a short boat ride to begin your walk on the Milford Track. We begin our 3 and a half hour guided walk, meandering alongside the cascading Arthur River then Lake Ada, on a well-formed track. Our destination and halfway point is Giant Gate waterfall.
After your walk, return by boat transfer and board your plane for a scenic flight back over the Milford Track and Fiordland to Queenstown.
Please note infants are classed as 11kgs or under. If over this weight they will be charged the child price due to CAA legal requirements.
Inclusions
- Fixed wing plane transfers
- Boxed picnic lunch
- Guided walk on the Milford Track
- Return airport transfers
Welcome to Queenstown
Queenstown is one of the adventure capitals of the world! Here you can skydive, bungy jump, ski & snowboard, zipline, whitewater raft, jet boat, horse ride, ATV, fish and much more!
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HIGHLIGHTS & INCLUSIONS
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INCLUSIONS
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- Organic Fruit & Healthy Snacks
- Freshly Brewed Coffee Supreme & Organic Tea
- Modern VW Caravelle – 9 seater vehicle with Air Con
- Rain Ponchos & First Aid
- Friendly and knowledgeable tour guide
- Unforgettable memories
NOT INCLUDED
- Lunch
- Hotel pickup
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- Comfortable trainers or hiking boots
- Water bottle (1L)
- Cash or credit card for lunch (around $25)
- Warm layers just in case
- Sunscreen, sunglasses & a hat
- Swimsuit & a towel for a swim in the ocean (optional on summer months)
PICK UP
CBD pick up: 7:30am @ 100 St Kilda Road, Southbank, Melbourne – (Undercover taxi rank located on St Kilda Road between Hamer Hall & the Arts Centre).
CBD drop off: 7:30pm
St Kilda drop off: 7:45pm
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INCLUSIONS:
- National Park entry fees
- Aboriginal interpretation centre
- Guided bush walks* (*2hr walking subject to fitness level)
- Australian wildlife sightings, in the wild!
- Onboard water refill station
- Experienced driver-guide
- Air-conditioned mini-coach travel
- Comprehensive tour commentary
- Select inner-city pickup and drop off points
- Audio translation is available in 10 languages
EXCLUSIONS:
- Any meals not indicated within the itinerary
- Travel insurance is recommended
- Personal expenses
WHAT TO BRING:
1L refillable water bottle, hat, sunglasses & sunscreen, all-weather active clothing ie. wind-breaker/raincoat, comfortable walking shoes (closed shoes), small day pack 5-7kg, money for snack and meals, camera to capture every moment.
CHILD POLICY:
Child fare prices apply from 6 to 12 years old. This tour is not suitable for children 5 years old and under, due to the nature and walking involved.
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Uncover spectacular hidden waterfalls on this Litchfield National Park from Darwin Day Tour!
Explore the famous cascading plunge pools of Florence Falls, nestled in monsoon forest
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ITINERARY:
Allow us to show you one of our favourite places on earth… Litchfield National Park. Just over an hours drive from the city. We leave Darwin and make our way towards the world class Litchfield National Park surrounded by thick pockets of tropical rainforest, it offers cool respite from the Top End heat.
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*This itinerary schedule is interchangeable during seasonal weather fluctuations or during park closures due to traditional land owner ceremonies.
INCLUSIONS:
- Litchfield National Park from Darwin Day Tour
- National Park entry fees
- Best swimming rock pools
- Guided nature walk
- Australian wildlife sightings
- Accredited outback driver guide
- Air-conditioned mini coach travel
- Comprehensive tour commentary
- Inner city pick up and drop off service
EXCLUSIONS:
- Any meals not indicated
- Travel insurance recommended
Personal expenses
WHAT TO BRING:
Refillable water bottle – 1L, hat, sunglasses & sunscreen, swimwear & towel, comfortable walking shoes, all weather clothing, tropical strength insect repellent, money for snack and meals, camera.
CHILD POLICY:
Child fare prices apply from 6 to 12 years old. Not suitable for infants or children 5 years old and under, due to safety requirements and the level of fitness required to complete the walks.
TOUR DURATION: 10:30 Hours
MAIN PICKUP LOCATION & TIME: Travelodge Resort Darwin, 64 Cavenagh St, Darwin City NT 0800.