Dusky Sound, New Zealand

Dusky Sound (Cruising), New Zealand

Dusky Sound, New Zealand's longest fjord at 44km, is a breathtaking destination with numerous wooded islands, inlets, and stunning fjord walls covered in hundreds of waterfalls. Captain Cook named it in 1770, mentioning its beauty during his voyages. Ships visiting Dusky Sound tend to explore the Acheron Passage and Breaksea Sound. Wildlife sightings including seals, penguins, whales, and dolphins are common. The remote and least visited fjord offers tranquility and natural beauty. Nearby hiking trails lead through the wilderness for splendid views of the fjords and rare species. Cruising through the Sounds provides a majestic experience, with Milford Sound being the jewel with its high mountain cliffs, waterfalls, and the opportunity to spot dolphins and seals. Dusky Sound provides a nature lover's paradise with its untouched beauty and wildlife.

Location

City: Fiordland National Park

Region: South Island

Country: New Zealand

Coordinates: 45.2389° S, 166.5802° E