Home Plan Your Visit Accessibility Information Milford Sound's spectacular beauty should be accessible to everyone. While the remote location and natural terrain present some challenges, many tour operators have made significant accommodations to ensure visitors of all abilities can experience this world heritage site.
Transport Accessibility Coach Services Some coaches feature wheelchair lifts Designated accessible seating Storage for mobility equipment Regular comfort stops at accessible facilities Advanced booking essential for accessible seats Self-Drive Accessible parking at Milford Sound terminal (limited spaces) Blue badge equivalent recognized Accessible viewpoints along Milford Road:Mirror Lakes (boardwalk suitable for wheelchairs) Lake Gunn (partial wheelchair access) The Chasm (accessible viewing platform) Scenic Flights Limited wheelchair access to small aircraft Assistance with boarding available Weight and mobility equipment restrictions Helicopter options may offer better access Activity Accessibility Suitable for All Abilities Large vessel cruises Scenic drives Milford Sound Visitor Terminal Underwater Observatory (lift access) Limited Accessibility Small boat nature cruises Scenic flights (aircraft dependent) Overnight cruises (vessel dependent) Kayaking (please check with provider) Not Currently Accessible Milford Track (rough terrain) Other biking & hiking trails Facilities at Milford Sound Visitor Terminal Fully accessible building Accessible restrooms with adult changing Lift access to all levels Café with accessible seating Gift shop at ground level Parking & Transport Designated disabled parking bays Drop-off zone at terminal entrance Shuttle service from overflow parking Advance Planning Specify mobility equipment dimensions when booking Inform about service animals; must be a registered service animal Request specific assistance needed when booking Confirm accessible accommodation in Te Anau or Queenstown 
