Steep sided valleys lead naturally towards Mt Cook, New Zealand’s highest mountain.  This is the birthplace of the Fox and Franz Josef glaciers, flowing gradually seaward to the rugged west coast. Travel the backbone of the Alps along the wilderness of the west coast, take a stroll on a secluded beach and lunch at a remote spot.

The jewel of Fiordland, Milford Sound is yet to come. Travelling over the route Captain Cook first sailed as he charted these waters, you enter the mouth of Milford Sound past towering sheer cliffs. Flying amongst the mighty glacial valleys as you leave Milford is a lasting experience from your incredible day’s journey through the most dramatic scenery created.