Fiordland National Park is in the south-western corner of New Zealand, and covers an area of 1,260,740 hectares. Access by road is via Te Anau, Lake Manapouri, and other points on the Scenic Southern Route.

Fiordland National Park provides innumerable hunting opportunities. In most cases, access is via helicopter or boat. Several helicopter and charter boat companies operate within Fiordland National Park. However, there are many road access points along the eastern boundary of the park and several public boat ramps.

Hunting areas near Fiordland National Park

Many other hunting opportunities are available in areas to the east of Fiordland National Park which can be based from Te Anau or Manapouri including the:

• Takitimu Conservation Area
• Snowden Forest/Mount Prospect/Margin Forest Conservation Area
• Eyre Mountains Conservation Park
• Mavora Lakes Park