Bluff, New Zealand
Bluff is a town and seaport on the southern coast of the South Island of New Zealand. It is the southern-most town in New Zealand and, despite Slope Point being further to the south, is generally referred to as the southern extremity of the country.
Bluff is renowned for its oysters, which are reputed to be the best in the world. There is an annual oyster festival and the Bluff Maritime Museum has exhibits which focus on oystering, whaling and shipwrecks. A signpost at Stirling point indicates the distance to the South Pole and other destinations in the world.
Things to See and Do
- Bluff Maritime Museum
- Stirling Point Signpost
- Aluminium Smelter tour
- Walking
- Oyster Festival
General information
- Cruise Season
- Jan - Dec
- Currency
- New Zealand dollar (NZD)
- Language
- English, Maori
- Population
- 2000 approx
- Electricity
- 2 Angled pins and 1 flat pin centred below Australian style
- Time
- GMT plus 12 hours
- International Country Telephone Code
- +64
Port Location - The port is located in Bluff Harbor.
Transport Links - Bluff can be accessed from Invercargill by road. There is also a terminus for the twice-daily catamaran ferry to Stewart Island/Rakiura, 60 km south across Foveaux Strait. The nearest airport is located in Invercargill.
18 Night Cruise sailing roundtrip from Bluff onboard Orion.
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10 Night Pure New Zealand cruise departing from Auckland to Bluff onboard Orion.
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12 Night Cruise sailing roundtrip from Bluff onboard Orion.
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18 Night Cruise sailing from Bluff to Hobart onboard Orion.
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20 Night Cruise sailing from Hobart to Bluff aboard Orion.
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12 Night Cruise sailing from Hobart to Bluff aboard Spirit of Enderby.
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17 Night Cruise sailing from Bluff to Dunedin aboard Spirit of Enderby. 1 night stay pre-cruise in Invercargill.
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27 Night Cruise sailing from Dunedin to Bluff aboard Spirit of Enderby. 1 night stay pre-cruise in Dunedin.
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