Dusky & Doubtful Sound Scenic Flight from Te Anau
- Discover Dusky Sound, one of Fiordland's largest and most remote fiords by helicopter
- The 40km Dusky Sound is dotted with more than 350 small islands
- Land at Mt Pender in Dusky Sound, one of our most remote Fiords
- Fly over stunning Campbell’s Kingdom, a unique hanging valley in Doubtful Sound
- Enjoy a second landing at stunning Mt Kidd
What to expect
One of Fiordland’s largest and most remote fiords, 40km-long Dusky Sound is dotted with more than 350 small islands. Access to the sound is by sea or air only – very few people get to experience the beauty of this magical place.
Once airborne again, you’ll fly over three more impressive fiords before descending into Crooked Arm in Doubtful Sound. Doubtful Sound’s Māori name is Patea. While flying up this fiord you’ll detour into a unique hanging valley known as Campbell’s Kingdom, complete with its own lake and waterfall.
The return journey flies aloft the Main Divide of the Southern Alps with a second landing at Mt Kidd, a remote alpine location with dramatic views.
Good to know
2 Mountain landing Professional and experienced pilot In-flight commentary to highlight the points of interest Full safety briefing