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Doubtful Sound is situated in Fiordland in the South West of New Zealand. Despite its name, it is actually a fiord and was carved out by massive glacial forces over two million years ago. Like much of Fiordland it receives a lot of rain, with annual rainfall in excess of six meters – so bring a good raincoat.
Doubtful Sound is located to the south of the more famous Milford Sound. It is larger than Milford Sound and has a much smaller human population due to its relative isolation and lack of connecting trunk lines.
Also, like the rest of Fiordland, Doubtful Sound is home to more sandflies than you’ll care to count – repellent is... Read more
Doubtful Sound is situated in Fiordland in the South West of New Zealand. Despite its name, it is actually a fiord and was carved out by massive glacial forces over two million years ago. Like much of Fiordland it receives a lot of rain, with annual rainfall in excess of six meters – so bring a good raincoat.
Doubtful Sound is located to the south of the more famous Milford Sound. It is larger than Milford Sound and has a much smaller human population due to its relative isolation and lack of connecting trunk lines.
Also, like the rest of Fiordland, Doubtful Sound is home to more sandflies than you’ll care to count – repellent is a must.
By far the most popular and accessible way of seeing Doubtful Sound is from the water. Enjoy your cruise while admiring amazing views.
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12:58 pm
January 17, 2021
Pacific/Auckland
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Leaving Breaksea Sound, the ship sails toward the expansive Tasman Sea. After about 18 miles (30 kilometers) along the coast, the path narrows again - the ship enters Doubtful Sound , then we'll sail along the short connecting strait of Pendulo Reach, reaching ... |