Les meilleurs hôtels à Invercargill

Invercargill sits at the bottom of the South Island, the centre of a region logically dubbed Southland. It is arguably New Zealand's most ruggedly beautiful area, dominated by untouched forests and glades, soaring coastal mountains, roaring waterfalls, towering fjords, vast lakes, and lush grazing lands speckled with millions of prize sheep. The 50,000-plus residents of Invercargill live in a transportation hub known for a spectacular museum and lovely formal gardens. Nearby is Bluff, a fishery and port town beloved for its oysters. Across the water by boat or plane is remote Stewart Island. With a population in the hundreds, it's a naturalist's paradise - a place where Kiwi birds (rare on the main islands) are abundant. And Invercargill is a gateway to Fiordland and the famed Milford Sound - where hikers and cruise ships travel to see towering mountains and glaciers that rise straight from the sea.