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Fiordland Navigator

66 reviews
Response rate
100%
Response time
12 h
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Ship Overview

The Fiordland Navigator offers a very special dinner, bed and breakfast wilderness experience. Real Journeys Doubtful Sound overnight vessel, the Fiordland Navigator, is designed along the lines of a traditional New Zealand coastal trading scow to reflect Fiordland's heritage. The purpose built vessel accommodates passengers either in private cabins with ensuite bathrooms or in quad-share bunk style compartments with shared bathroom facilities. The vessel has spacious deck areas for viewing the wilderness scenery and wildlife of Doubtful Sound. Of particular interest, if sighted, are fur seals, dolphins, and in season, rare penguins.

  • 30 kayaks and 2 tender craft
  • 3-course buffet dinner and cooked breakfast
  • 18 private cabins with ensuite bathrooms
  • 8 quad-share bunk-style compartments

Reviews

  • PM
    4.0 - Good
    Written on September 28th, 2023
    Thrifty Tours commented on this review
    Hello Phil, Thank you for taking the time to write a review, your feedback is very important to us. I am delighted that you have enjoyed your overnight cruise in Doubtful Sound. This is a very special place to be. I am sorry to hear that you felt like the refund was inappropriate. Due to some flooding that happened during your trip, we have to cancel and refund this portion of the tour and our team has processed the funds back to the original method of payment used. I do hope that you had a great travel and I look forward to welcoming you in New Zealand in the near future. Thank you.
  •  reviewer 2
    4.0 - Good
    Written on August 11th, 2023
    Thrifty Tours commented on this review
    Hi Chris, thank you so much for your feedback. We will pass your suggestion on to the bus touring company about making the stops clearer :) I will also pass on your kind words to my colleague Marissa who booked the tour for you. We hope you get to visit NZ again!