Experiences labelled with 'sound of silence'
Nestled deep in the lush and alluring Fiordland of New Zealand, lies one of the world's most striking Fiord's, Doubtful Sound. Ten times larger than the more well known Milford Sound, Doubtful is only accessible via sea or a lengthy bus-boat-bus journey. Doubtful Sound was named so by its finder Captain James Cook in 1770, as he thought the inlet was unnavigable. It is now also often referred to as the "Sound of Silence" due to its remoteness and natural sanctity. The rugged and plush tapestry of the surrounding cove are best explored by kayak, allowing you to view first hand the natural treasures that engulf this area. Kayakers have the ability to camp in the untouched Rainforest that surrounds Doubtful Sound and probe the ...
