Things to do in Te Anau, New Zealand

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Things to do in Te Anau in April

Day 1 - Monday 8th, Apr

morning -

Arrive at Te Anau and check into the Luxury Fiordland Lodge. Take a leisurely walk around the town to explore the local culture and stop for a coffee at The Fat Duck Cafe.

Fiordland Lodge-Link

The Fat Duck Cafe-Link

afternoon -

Indulge in a relaxing spa treatment at Fiordland Lodge's spa followed by a gourmet lunch at Redcliff Cafe & Bar.

Redcliff Cafe & Bar-Link

evening -

Enjoy a private sunset cruise on Lake Te Anau with a gourmet dinner onboard, provided by Pure Salt.

Pure Salt-Link

Hotels in Te Anau, New Zealand

8.00

Distinction Luxmore Hotel Te Anau

329 reviews

Free Wifi
Free Breakfast

GBP 167/night

8.10

Distinction Te Anau Hotel & Villas

218 reviews

Free Wifi
Free Breakfast

GBP 234/night

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Day 2 - Tuesday 9th, Apr

morning -

Take a helicopter tour to Fiordland National Park and enjoy a gourmet picnic in the stunning wilderness.

Fiordland National Park-Link

afternoon -

Visit the Te Anau Glowworm Caves for a magical underground experience, followed by a charming lunch at The Olive Tree Cafe.

Te Anau Glowworm Caves-Link

The Olive Tree Cafe-Link

evening -

Savor a delicious dinner at Kepler Restaurant and Bar, known for its exceptional New Zealand cuisine.

Kepler Restaurant and Bar-Link

Day 3 - Wednesday 10th, Apr

morning -

Embark on a scenic flight to Milford Sound and marvel at the breathtaking landscapes from above.

afternoon -

Take a cruise through the awe-inspiring Milford Sound and enjoy a gourmet seafood lunch onboard.

Milford Sound-Link

evening -

Return to Te Anau and unwind with a relaxing couple's massage at the Fiordland Lodge spa before a romantic dinner at La Toscana, known for its Italian delights.

La Toscana-Link

Day 4 - Thursday 11th, Apr

morning -

Participate in a Maori cultural experience at Te Anau, including traditional performances and a hangi feast.

afternoon -

Stroll through the Artisan Craft Market to admire and purchase unique local crafts, followed by a gourmet lunch at The Sandfly Cafe.

Artisan Craft Market-Link

The Sandfly Cafe-Link

evening -

Enjoy an exclusive private dining experience at The Fat Duck Restaurant, featuring innovative New Zealand cuisine and stunning views of Lake Te Anau.

The Fat Duck Restaurant-Link

Day 5 - Friday 12th, Apr

morning -

Embark on a private guided kayaking tour on Lake Te Anau, followed by a gourmet brunch at Olive Tree Cafe.

Olive Tree Cafe-Link

afternoon -

Experience a thrilling jet boat ride through the Te Anau Downs with Fiordland Jet, followed by a scenic drive to the Te Anau Wildlife Centre.

Fiordland Jet-Link

Te Anau Wildlife Centre-Link

evening -

Relax and unwind with a couple's spa treatment at Fiordland Lodge's spa, followed by an exquisite dinner at The Redcliff Restaurant, known for its premium seafood and New Zealand wines.

The Redcliff Restaurant-Link

Day 6 - Saturday 13th, Apr

morning -

Enjoy a scenic breakfast at the Fiordland Lodge and take some time to relax before checking out and heading to Te Anau Airport for your departure flight.

Fiordland Lodge-Link

Weather in Te Anau in Invalid date

Avg Temp3°C to 11°C

Chance of Rain30%

Chance of Snow10%

SeasonAutumn

Te Anau has a temperate climate, with mild winters and warm summers. In April, the average temperature ranges from 3°C to 11°C (37°F to 52°F). So we are suggesting you pack accordingly.

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Things to Carry on your trip to Te Anau

T-shirts -

moisture wicking t-shirts for comfortable outdoor activities

Long Sleeve Shirts -

for layering when it's chilly

Fleece Jacket -

for warmth and comfort during colder weather.

Rain Jacket -

it is recommended to pack a rain jacket to be prepared for any unexpected showers during your trip.

Comfortable Pants -

for exploring and hiking

Comfortable Shorts -

for warmer weather

Underwear -

breathable and moisture-wicking

Comfortable Hiking Boots -

with good ankle support

Sunglasses -

for sun protection

Hat -

for sun protection

Scarf -

for warmth and style

Gloves -

for warmth in colder temperatures.

Watch -

to keep track of time

Reusable Water Bottle -

to stay hydrated

Personal Toiletries -

travel-sized shampoo, conditioner, soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, deodorant

First-aid kit -

for any minor cuts or scrapes

Insect repellent -

to keep bugs away

Passport and Visa -

valid passport and any required visas

Travel Documents -

itinerary, flight details, hotel reservations

Travel Insurance -

in case of any unexpected events

Cash and Credit Cards -

local currency and credit cards for purchases

Phone and Charger -

to stay connected

Camera -

to capture memories

Notebook and Pen -

for notes and jotting down ideas

Travel Pillow -

for neck support on long flights

Travel Towel -

quick-drying and compact

Headlamp -

for exploring dark trails or caves

Binoculars -

for wildlife viewing

Small First-aid Kit -

for minor cuts or scrapes

Snacks -

for quick energy boosts

Camera -

to capture memories

Phone and Charger -

to stay connected

Power Bank -

to keep your devices charged

Universal Travel Adapter -

to plug in your devices

Headphones -

for listening to music or podcasts

Good to Knows

Payment Options -

Cash and credit cards are both widely accepted in Te Anau, New Zealand.

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