Bus Queenstown to Te Anau

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InterCity operates regular buses from Queenstown to Te Anau and the journey will take approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes.

Buses to Te Anau depart from the carpark in Athol Street, Queenstown and arrive at the Kiwi Country Cafe, 2 Miro Street, Te Anau.  

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About Te Anau

Te Anau is a small town located on the shores of Lake Te Anau approximately 170km southwest of Queenstown. It's known as the gateway to Milford Sound and the Fiordland National Park. 

Lake Te Anau is the largest lake in the South Island and second only to Lake Taupo. During the summer months the lake is a great place for water skiing, swimming, fishing and kayaking. Located across the lake is an underground glowworm grotto with many local companies offering guided cave and boat tours. 

Take to the skies for a few hours to experience Fiordland by air, you won't regret it! Several local companies specialise in heli-flight experiences where mountain landing, waterfall chasing and wildlife spotting are all part of the fun! It can be an expensive trip but it's definitely an exhilarating one, you'll create lifelong, unforgettable memories. 

Milford Sound Day Tours depart from both Queenstown and Te Anau, with the town offering a wide range of accommodation options for travellers wishing to stay the night. Te Anau also hosts many cafes and restaurants serving fabulous local food. InterCity, GreatSights, Gray Line and AweomeNZ all offer day tours to Milford Sound.

Find more ideas and other information about Te Anau visit fiordland.org.nz

Bus Queenstown to Te Anau with Intercity for an easy, affordable and comfortable bus journey. Take a look at the FlexiPass and TravelPass bus passes which offer flexible and affordable bus options. 

Te Anua is the town in South Island that connects Queenstown to Milford
Sound by road. The famously scenic Milford Road begins in the centre of Te
Anau. Guided tours to Milford Sound depart or stop at Te Anau, and the town
has over 4000 beds to offer to travelers wishing to stay the night.
Lake Te Anau is the largest lake in the South Island and second only within
New Zealand to Lake Taupo.  Lake Te Anau sprawls at the feet of high rugged
mountains, and during the summer the hot dry weather encourages water
skiing, swimming, fishing and kayaking on the lake. During the winter, days
are crisp and clear with frosty mornings and sunny days.
Te Anuz has underground glowworn grotto as same as Waitomo cave in North
island.  Te Ana-au Caves across Lake Te Anau from the town and Te Anau
Caves can be viewed by daily guided tours.
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