Fjords

From fjord to fjord and carefully so I don't get wet! These aquatic wonders between rocky skyscrapers are must-see places to visit or, better said, enjoy on a trip to New Zealand. Because these labyrinths of water arms will be etched in your memory when you navigate them, both by boat or kayak, and feel tiny in this corner of the world that seems created for giants. Venture into the Fiordland National Park and discover the Milford Sound, fed by the Tasman Sea and endless waterfalls, it's a refuge for seals and penguins.

“Can you imagine the charm of a landscape sculpted by glaciers for over 100,000 years?”

If you're adventurous, prepare your boots and train for the Milford Track or get the best wetsuit to dive in because the cold of these waters can't be compared to the shock of turning on the shower. On your trip to New Zealand, you can explore the unexplored Doubtful Sound, a fjord ten times larger than Milford that would be a maze for any pirate ship. The challenge when entering Doubtful Sound will be finding the Browne Falls, although I doubt it will be difficult because it's the largest waterfall in New Zealand. What are you waiting for to get lost in this aquatic paradise of the antipodes?