Fiordland National Park

New Zealand

Fiordland National Park covers the southwest corner of New Zealand's South Island, a vast wilderness of glacier-carved fjords, mountains, and temperate rainforest. Part of the Te Wāhipounamu World Heritage Site, its fjords were explored by Cook and remain among Earth's most spectacular cruising grounds. Ships navigate Milford Sound beneath Mitre Peak, Doubtful and Dusky Sounds' remote waters, and cliffs where waterfalls plunge into the Tasman Sea.