Southland

New Zealand's southernmost region, with pristine natural scenery including Fiordland National Park, Milford Sound and Stewart Island.

Southland lies at the southwestern end of the South Island. In the west is Fiordland National Park, home to Milford Sound, Doubtful Sound and classic tracks such as the Milford Track and the Kepler Track, with Te Anau as the main gateway town. In the southeast, Invercargill is the regional center, Bluff is known for its oysters and has a ferry to Stewart Island, where you can look for wild kiwi. Summer is good for hiking, and in winter there is an occasional chance of seeing the southern lights. You can fly into Invercargill or drive in via Queenstown Airport.

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