Malbourough Sounds New Zealand, is an extremely popular holiday destination. There are many ways to explore the magic of the Marlborough Sounds; boat cruise, walk, drive, kayak or sail to name a few. View more information on Marlborough Sounds New Zealand.
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High: 25 Low: 10Reaching out into the Pacific Ocean like the fingers of a welcoming hand, the Marlborough Sounds area is made up of three main bodies of water—the Queen Charlotte, Kenepuru and Pelorus Sounds. This collection of drowned river valleys is a natural wonder unparalleled in New Zealand.
Bordered by forested hills rising almost vertically from the water’s edge, the Marlborough Sounds is a true scenic highlight and is easily explored from either Picton or Havelock. Sail, paddle, kayak or motor through this picturesque maritime area.
Fine restaurants and accommodation lodges are scattered throughout to make your stay a comfortable one.
For further information on the Marlborough Sounds view our Marlborough regional information section.
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