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Vast, remote and isolated, Fiordland, NZ, is an incomparable, ancient wilderness of calm lakes, majestic snow-topped peaks, dense rainforest and steep-sided fiords. more
Fiordland farmstays provide the opportunity to participate in a genuine Kiwi farming experience. Fiordland farmstay accommodation may include farm tours and fun farm animal activities.
Select farmstay accommodation in Fiordland, New Zealand, from the list below. Alternatively select a different Fiordland area.
Farmstay accommodation at its best in Fiordland. Close to Queenstown, Te Anau, Manapouri, Milford Sound and Doubtful Sound. Nestled amongst the majestic Southern Alps of the South Island, Crown Lea is a working 900 acre sheep, beef cattle and deer farm. Great bed and breakfast accommodation and take a farm tour when you stay...(more)
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Farmstay accommodation at its best in Fiordland. Close to Queenstown, Te Anau, Manapouri, Milford Sound and Doubtful Sound. Nestled amongst the majestic Southern Alps of the South Island, Crown Lea is a working 900 acre sheep, beef cattle and deer farm. Great bed and breakfast accommodation and take a farm tour when you stay...(more)
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A big industry in New Zealand and the Pacific Islands is farming and by including a farm stay experience on your holiday in Fiordland, you can truly get a taste of what life can be like on a working Fiordland farm. You'll experience beautiful rural farm settings, fabulously filling and delicious home-cooked food and all the sounds, sights and smells of dairy, sheep and agricultural farming.
Many farms located in the high or back country are remote and not accessible to anyone other than guests. This means you get to see corners of the country that other travellers won't see and learn more about the history of the region.
Guided tours are often offered by the farm's owners or farmers themselves and you may well find yourself exploring by horseback or 4-wheel drive, joining in with the mustering, helping out in the shearing sheds, inspecting the stock, taking riding lessons, feeding the animals and best of all, simply soaking up the country atmosphere.
After your farmstay holiday in Fiordland bush, don't be too surprised if you end up sporting an oilskin coat, a checked bush-shirt topped off with a wide-brimmed stockman hat. Country life can be very contagious!
It's easy to find farmstay accommodation in Fiordland online...(search farmstay accommodation directory)
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