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Top 10 Things to do in Bluff, South Island
Discover the best top things to do in Bluff, New Zealand including Shark Dive New Zealand, Mana Charters, Oyster Allsorts, Foveaux Walkway, The Lighthouse Art Gallery and Cafe, Bluff Hill, Shark Experience, Stirling Point, Bluff Maritime Museum, Signpost.
Restaurants in Bluff
1. Shark Dive New Zealand
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 125 reviews
Join us on an adventure you don’t want to miss – shark cage diving just off the coast of Stewart Island, New Zealand where you will be up close and personal with these fascinating creatures of the sea.
2. Mana Charters
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Offering hunting and fishing based in Bluff/Stewart Island. Half day to four-day trips in the Southern Ocean. Pelagic bird watching trips through Foveaux Straight. Come dive with us or catch a feed of fish.
3. Oyster Allsorts
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By banafsha - Nelson, New Zealand
One of those lovely places where you can find a choice of things to do. Great on a rainy day, Oyster allsorts is a cafe with a small museum, or collection of local photos and artefacts, and also a shop with attractive local crafts and cards to buy. It has a lounge-sized bathroom, always a bonus when you can get in and out without bruising your knees. They were a bit overwhelmed by a party of thirteen when we arrived so we left, looking for another open cafe. But there wasn't one.
4. Foveaux Walkway
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By Kiwiseley - Auckland Central, New Zealand
We had parked to see the famous signpost, so decided to spend some time on this walk. The weather was beautiful and the scenery stunning. We walked for about twenty minutes before turning back. Hope to bet back again to do more of it. For the brave, you can take a side track up to the Bluff hill lookout.
5. The Lighthouse Art Gallery and Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 28 reviews
Local art , photography , post cards and art objects .
6. Bluff Hill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 186 reviews
Reviewed By mgreaney2018 - Wellington, New Zealand
I loved the well planned spiral walkway to the look out with information boards on the way up. Beautiful vegetation and stunning views from the top. It was a clear blue sky when we were there and we seemed to be able to see forever.
7. Shark Experience
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 115 reviews
Have you always wanted to go cage diving with sharks? Join Shark Experience for a shark diving trip of a lifetime! With over 30 years diving experience in the southern part of New Zealand and qualified dive instructors, operating out of Bluff, you could not be in better hands. We look forward to taking you out in our beautiful southern waters! The waters around the Northern TiTi islands are home to an array of wildlife such as whales, seals, penguins, albatross and more... Season runs between 1st December to June each year.
8. Stirling Point
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 185 reviews
Reviewed By Voyager2020andBeyond - Wanaka, New Zealand
See what truly stops NZ from rejoining Australia and how far away we really are from anything. Our first day to explore the magnificent South Island took us on a drive from Wanaka to Bluff the longer way via Otago, through hills and valleys of Alexandra to Gore. Some beautifully stunning mountains and farms were passed too as we weaved our way south. Onward, toward the southern most town of the South Island. Bluff host oyster shucking competitions - in May (no oysters seen in December). The sign post lived up to its photographic iconic-ness! And there’s even a restaurant just there if you want! First experience of the South Island talkin’ loo (bathroom) too what a hoot! Disappear to the ends of ... NZ ... and see what Mariners of old would have - oceans tempestuously beating - or waves rolling in on a smooth rock shore.
9. Bluff Maritime Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By StanleyStreet - Christchurch, New Zealand
Fantastic wee museum for a little NZ town. Loved the two interactive engines, displays and all the information. Bluff is a fascinating little town and this museum shares its history proudly. Stop by for an hour and enjoy!
10. Signpost
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 125 reviews
Reviewed By klvmar
The signpost at Stirling Point in Bluff, NZ marks the start/finish of the Te Araroa (New Zealand's Trail), the 3000 km trail that connects the southernmost point in the South Island to Cape Reinga, the northernmost point in the North Island. The signpost also shows the mileage to New York, London, and other major cities of the world. Just a few feet away is an impressive Maori sculpture, a metal chain link structure leading to the sea. Very cool!
