Glamping on the Hollyford Track
The Hollyford Track is the ideal walk for those who want to mix glamour and tramping, or “glamping” as this has become known. It’s also the ideal walk for honeymooners who want to want to combine the challenge of a walk through lush rain forest with the comfort of all inclusive lodge accommodation each night.
After a briefing session in Queenstown you’re off on the bus to the trek start point. There's three days and two nights to traverse the dense Fiordland forest to reach the spectacular Martins Bay. Panoramic views and changing altitudes aren’t so much on the programme as the walk follows the mostly flat Hollyford valley to the sandspit at Martins Bay on the last day. But an absolute immersion in nature with professional guides is guaranteed and your comfort is assured with well-heated lodges, hot showers and all bedding provided as well as pack transfers, hearty dinners, good quality wine, sumptuous breakfasts and a drying room to dry your hiking gear if the conditions are wet. If your wet weather gear isn’t 100% waterproof a rain jacket & backpack with be lent to you. The Hollyford is in the heart of the wettest region in New Zealand and the magically green thick forest is testament to the abundance of water that flows from the skies.
On the last day you’ll discover Martins Bay and its impressive sandspit. Included with the walk is a jet boat trip on the Hollyford river and across Lake Mackerrow and the grand finale a helicopter transfer to Milford Sound from where you catch the bus back to Queenstown.
Does this sound like an experience you would like?
What our customers have to say
Carolyn, We would like thank you for all the arrangement for a trip in NZ. We had a busy, fun and wonderful time there. Besides all activities arranged in...
Hoc Hua, USA
The organisation by OUAT was excellent, communication was brilliant, facilities on the Milford Track were of a high standard and Hippo Lodge in Queenstown...
John Dali, Australia
We had a brilliant time on the Routeburn and the organisation with the huts and transport went like clockwork. Many thanks for all of your support and...
Steve Williams, UK