Stewart Island
Stewart Island is New Zealand's 3rd largest island at 1,680 square kms it is located 30kms South of the South Island.
The island got its name from William W. Stewart who visited the Island in 1806. He anchored at Port Pegasus which is
named after his ship, 'Pegasus'.
Cruise Fiordland offers the experience to enjoy the Islands array of untouched scenery,
historical sights, wild life, and marine life. We help you visit areas not otherwise easily accessible
by the general public.
The island got its name from William W. Stewart who visited the Island in 1806. He anchored at Port Pegasus which is
named after his ship, 'Pegasus'.
Cruise Fiordland offers the experience to enjoy the Islands array of untouched scenery,
historical sights, wild life, and marine life. We help you visit areas not otherwise easily accessible
by the general public.
