斯图尔特岛 Rakiura

Absolutely, Stewart Island is worth visiting! Nestled in New Zealand's pristine wilderness, Stewart Island attracts all adventure-seekers and nature enthusiasts. With serene beaches, rugged coastlines, and the sprawling Rakiura National Park, it offers a tranquil escape into nature’s hidden treasures with many native species to stumble upon.

Stewart Island offers an unforgettable experience best savoured over a two to three-night stay. Delve into the island's hidden beaches, forest walks, and inlets and explore the small township of Oban. For an immersive adventure, consider trekking a section of the Rakiura Great Walk or embarking on a scenic cruise to Ulva Island, Rakiura’s natural birdlife sanctuary. Island promises a getaway worth putting on your New Zealand itinerary.

The ferry to Stewart Island from Bluff takes 1 hour, though the time may vary depending on sea conditions. Morning and afternoon departures are available to suit your schedule.

Stewart Island’s habitable area is small, and limited to the only township Oban, so getting around the island is easy. If you’d like to go out further afield, you can rent an e-bike, car or mini-van to transport your group from place to place.

Oban is the only town on Stewart Island, situated on the eastern side overlooking Foveaux Strait. Accessible via direct ferry from Bluff on the South Island, Oban offers a unique gateway to Stewart Island's natural beauty and tranquil environment.