It is rare to find a place where time stands still,  a big part of what makes Fiordland special is its isolation, no roads or mobile phones mean you can truly connect with friends, family and nature without distraction. Endless changing landscapes present themselves as we move around the Fiords with native flora and fauna are on show around every corner.  As well as natural beauty this area is rich in European and Maori history. Learn about early interactions between Captain James Cook and the takata whenua of Tamatea/Dusky sound in 1773 or delve into the groundbreaking conservation work undertaken here to establish some of the first predator free islands in the world.