Cross Lake Te Anau by boat and follow a guide into living limestone caves to a silent grotto lit by thousands of glowworms.
The Te Anau glowworm caves lie on the far side of Lake Te Anau, inside the mountains of Fiordland National Park. The trip starts with a cruise across the lake from the Te Anau waterfront, with views of the Murchison Mountains, to a cave centre on the western shore.
From there a guide leads small groups into the caves, along walkways and past an underground waterfall where the river is still carving the rock. The highlight is a ride in a small boat into a pitch-dark grotto whose ceiling is lit by thousands of glowworms. Back at the cave centre you learn about the glowworm’s life cycle before cruising back to town.
Cross Lake Te Anau to the cave centre.
Walk in with your guide past the underground waterfall.
A short boat ride in darkness beneath the glowworms.
Cruise back to Te Anau.
The Te Anau lakefront visitor centre (exact address confirmed with your ticket)The exact spot and your host's details arrive with your confirmation.
Open in Google MapsNot inside the caves; light and flashes harm the glowworms. Photos are fine on the cruise.
Yes, it is suitable for most ages; tell us if anyone has limited mobility.
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