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Covering 12,500 square km, the Fiordland National Park (formally established in 1952) is the largest such park in New Zealand, and occupies almost the entire south-west corner of South Island. Bristling with mountains, narrow fiords, deep coves, a myriad of small islands, and few people except for the odd hunter, tramper and tourist, Fiordland is almost a land apart and as untouched and unspoiled as you can get.

Fiordland is also the corner-stone of the larger Te Wahipounamu (26,000 square Km) World Heritage area which was created in 1990

Lake Te Anau Fiordland New Zealand

A calm crossing of Lake Te Anau in a low hanging cloudy but windless day. Lake Te Anau is New Zealand's 2nd largest lake by area, but because of its great depth it is the largest body of fresh water in Australasia, by volume

Lake Te Anau Morning Fiordland New Zealand

Getting up early in the morning is the best time to photograph Lake Te Anau. Here, in calm windless conditions and overcast conditions, reflections are the order of the day

Milford Sound Sunset Fiordland New Zealand

Once labelled by Rudyard Kipling as the "Eighth Wonder of the World" Milford Sound has also been labelled as an "Artists Palette" due to the ever changing colours, moods, and lighting throughout the year. In this gorgeous sunset, Mitre Peak is silhouetted by the setting sun while leaving shades of Orange to play across the sky and calm waters of the Fiord

Saint Anne Point Milford Sound Fiordland New Zealand

Saint Anne Point, on the southern side of Milford Sound is a rough rocky point that, from any distance away, hides the entrance of the Fiord from passing ships

Fiordland Coastline New Zealand

Looking north up the coastline from Milford Sound. The low lying Stripe Point is just visible on the horizon. A wild, treacherous coastline, any sailors who shipwrecked here, had a rough time of it

Mirror Lakes Fiordland New Zealand

Easily accessible from SH 90, the Milford Road, the Mirror Lakes are exactly that - in the right conditions. Fortunately the small lakes (tarns) are fairly well sheltered from the wind, and stunning reflections of the surrounding ranges are almost guaranteed!

The Hollyford Valley Fiordland New Zealand

Photographed from the roadside just above Pop's Lookout, the Hollyford Valley stretches away to the north flanked by the Darren and Serpentine Mountain Ranges. The famous Routeburn track winds its way along the flanks of the valley before crossing over the top at Harris Saddle (the low point on the horizon of the photo)

Milford Sound Bluffs Fiordland New Zealand

The sea-cliffs in Milford Sound are among the highest in the world, and places rise nearly 1.6 vertical kilometers (1 mile) above the sea. Not to mention another 300-400 M below sea level to the sea floor as well. In the distance on the left is a bluff known as Windy Point

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