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Faites le trek O à Torres del Paine en 8 jours et explorez la Patagonie sauvage

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Tour au Salar de Uyuni depuis San Pedro de Atacama - 4 jours

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Croisière d'une nuit dans le Doubtful Sound, le fjord le plus sauvage de Nouvelle-Zélande. 2 jours, 1 nuit, pension complète et activités. Annulation gratuite.

Croisière 1 nuit dans Doubtful Sound | 1 nuit dans le fjord

Croisière d'une nuit dans le Doubtful Sound : deux jours et une nuit dans le fjord

Croisière d'une nuit dans le Doubtful Sound

Doubtful Sound Overnight Cruise | Aboard The Navigator (1 Night)

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Escalade de glace sur le glacier Fox

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Escalade sur le glacier Tasman avec transfert en hélicoptère

Randonnée sur glace sur le glacier Fox avec transfert en hélicoptère

Randonnée sur glace sur le glacier Fox

Randonnée au glacier Tasman avec vol panoramique en hélicoptère et marche guidée sur glace

Randonnée au glacier Tasman: Hélicoptère et marche sur glace

An amazing adventure that ticks so many boxes.

Getting to the Fiordland Navigator by bus once off the initial catamaran transfer is a pain (and make sure you have plenty of insect spray as you will get eaten alive on the transfer bus if not), but it is a small price to pay for what comes next.

Once on board you are in for a treat. The cabins are compact but adequate (though who thought to put the sink tap so close to the sink itself in such a small bathroom should really have a word with themselves). And do pack light as space is at a premium but not ridiculously so.

The crew are great. Super friendly and with an infectious young vibe yet still exuding the professionalism that you need when you consider that your safety is in their very capable hands.

The cruise out towards open sea is a great introduction to "life" on board. Brilliant 360 degree views and excellent nature commentary (accompanied by a glass of something) make for a relaxing afternoon.

The seal colony is only viewed at a distance but is still worth the experience.

So back inside the sound for a trip either in a kayak or a tender to pootle around for a while whilst learning a little more about our environment (well it would be rude to be in amongst it without getting properly immersed - right?).

Then back on board to prepare for an excellent dinner served by the crew. Great food and plenty of it - and the bar prices are sensible considering they have a captive audience.

After dinner just relax in the wonder of it all until for me, the main event begins. Pray for clear weather because star gazing once the majority of the passengers have retired was for me the highlight of this trip and certainly one of the highlights of the whole New Zealand experience. Almost silent conditions and just you (or one or two other hardy souls) lying on the deck seats gazing at the enormity of space - soul cleansing (and there is no Wi-Fi on board which once you get used to the fact is also a welcome disconnect from the every day).

In fact it was so good that I was up again at 05:00 for a repeat experience when I was completely alone except for the chief making early preparations for our excellent breakfast to come. And with the morning experience, I was also treated to dozens of jumping fish that surrounded the boat - truly magical.

After breakfast we settled in for the cruise back to the harbour and were treated to the brief but amazing company of a pod of bottlenose dolphin that call the sound their home - what a way to round off an incredible overnight trip - an absolute must have unless you don't possess a soul!

This was absolutely amazing words can’t express the beauty and photos just don’t do it justice Heaven on Earth 🥰🥰

The crew on this trip was fantastic. The naturalist was always sharing interesting information. The boat captain brought us very close to several points of interest, which made the trip feel truly special. The chef prepared an excellent dinner, and the rest of the support team was constantly helping to make the experience as enjoyable as possible. Congratulations to all of them for making this such a wonderful experience.

Very well-organized trip. The cabins were comfortable, and we traveled much farther through and around the sound than I expected. There was a lovely atmosphere. Kayaking and swimming were also possible. It is an expensive experience, and the food could be better.

This overnight cruise of the Doubtful Sound was the highlight of our 2 month trip to New Zealand. We went on the Wanderer, a boat that had about 28 passengers. This ship is the smaller one. We did have to share a bathroom but it worked out fine.

The operator is very organized from leaving our car in the right overnight parking area to information, serving food etc. They told us to pack our own lunch if we wanted one as the cruise departs midday. We took a boat across Manapouri Lake for 50 minutes to then get on the correct bus (there is only 1 road built for the power station) to take us to our ship. The driver made a few stops, pointing out various views, trees, and so it took 45 minutes to the ship. Upon arrival, the crew served us cheese biscuits and tea/coffee, showed us our assigned rooms and reviewed safety tips.

We started across Doubtful Sound and saw magnificent mountains, and it started to rain. There were lots of overhand so we could be outside but not be rained on. We were in room 15, which had twin beds. It was compact but comfortable with lots of hooks. Shortly thereafter, the staff served a cheese and appetizer platter with salamis, olives and lots of other small snacks. We continued past numerous waterfalls.
While it was raining, the excursions to kayak, or get in the small boat and tour up close was still ongoing. I decided to go in the boat and was glad to have brought water shoes, a raincoat and lots of extra clothes as I got soaked all the way through. It was still great as our Naturalist, Alex was wonderful and showed us local plants, a 500 year old Rimu tree and tried to review under the trees so we would not get as wet.

Dinner was served upon our return at 7:15 pm, a lovely meal of salmon and stargazer fish with potatoes, veggies, salad and pasta sides. We played cards, had a drink and went to bed early. On the next morning, we were up at 6:30, for coffee and watch clouded below the mountains, the sky turn dark to lighter and the mist move away as the sun came out. It was magical!. We spotted a fur seal, 2 sets of the endangered Fiordland crested penguins and even a dolphin pod. Alex said that this morning rated a 10 and was a rare occurrence. As the sun came up the scenery kept changing with majestic views of the mountains. Stupendous trip and a must do!

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