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Expert Fiordland tour assistance, Freshwater cedar hot tubs
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Lakeside garden setting, Milford Sound tour pickup
Expansive mountain and lake views, Mid-century architectural character
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Lakefront dining at Jimmy Cook's Restaurant, Proximity to Lake Te Anau and town centre
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Lakeside garden setting, Private spa bath units
On-site Chinese restaurant, Dedicated tour desk services
Expansive garden setting, Guided tour booking services
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Hilights Restaurant carvery buffet, Fiordland-themed decor
Select rooms with balconies, Family-friendly motel units
Fiordland adventure base, Lush garden oasis
On-site massage and spa facilities, Prime town center location
Heated outdoor swimming pool, Extensive, colorful gardens
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Gateway to Fiordland National Park, Relaxing sauna access
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Organized tours and transfers, Adults-only accommodation
Lake Te Anau waterfront location, Personalized tour and activity arrangements
Personalized room artwork, Lakeside proximity and town access
Personalized local tour assistance, Lake Te Anau proximity
Private garden access, Family-friendly self-contained accommodation
Family-friendly accommodation options, Gateway to Fiordland adventures
Lake Te Anau views, Fiordland exploration hub
Private wood-fired cedar hot tubs, Family-friendly garden with trampoline
Proximity to Lake Te Anau, Pet-friendly accommodation
Fiordland National Park gateway, Expansive gardens with outdoor activities
Fiordland Mountains views, Self-contained cottage experience
Personalized tour assistance, Mountain and garden views
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Fiordland adventure basecamp, Central Te Anau location
Panoramic lake and mountain views, Spa facilities for relaxation
Marakura Deluxe Motels, Seasonal outdoor spa
Outdoor hot tub for relaxation, Prime Te Anau town centre location
World Heritage Site location, Fine dining restaurant
On-site deer farm setting, Recreational common area
Private balcony with garden views, Easy access to Lake Manapouri
Panoramic lake and mountain views, Host's vintage car display
Knowledgeable tour desk, Proximity to Lake Te Anau
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Milford Road, part of the New Zealand State Highway 94 at Te Anau, climbs to almost 1,000 metres above sea level in its crossing of the remote stretch of the Southern Alps. It provides access to Milford Sound, the only of the Fiordland sounds accessible by road. Milford Road stretches for 120km between Te Anau, the tourism centre of the Fiordland, and Milford Sound. It was completed in 1952 and the Homer Tunnel that cuts through the Southern Alps was started in the 1935 as a public relief works project. The tunnel is 1270 m long and runs down from 945 meters above sea level. In principle the road remains open all year, but as it is a high alpine route and high avalanche risk area, in the winter (May to September) snow, ice and avalanche risks force partial or complete closure on some days and obligatory chains on other days. The drive from Te Anau to Milford Sound takes at least 2 hours non-stop, but there are numerous photo stops as well as short, medium and long walks and itโs better to plan a significantly longer time for the drive.
Milford Road is a top attraction in Te Anau, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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Discover nearby attractions, such as Milford Road, Milford Sound, Te Anau Airport, Lake Te Anau, Doubtful Sound, all within a convenient distance from Milford Road.