Location Te Anau is located on the southwestern side of the South Island of New Zealand.
Lake Te Anau The town is set next to Lake Te Anau, which is the second largest lake in New Zealand.
Gateway to Milford Sound Te Anau serves as the gateway to Fiordland National Park and Milford Sound, a world famous tourist destination.
Population Te Anau has a small resident population of around 1,900 people.
Outdoor Activities Te Anau has numerous outdoor activities available including hiking, kayaking, jet boating and bird watching.
Glowworm Caves Te Anau is known for its Glowworm Caves - one of only a few places in the world where they can be seen.
Scenery Te Anau provides stunning scenery with its crystal-clear lake, majestic mountains, and beautiful flora and fauna.
Great Walks It is a starting or finishing point for three of New Zealand's Great Walks: The Milford Track, The Kepler Track, and The Routeburn Track.
Wildlife The area is home to many native bird species, including the rare takahe at the Fiordland National Park.
Climate Te Anau experiences a temperate oceanic climate with plenty of rainfall throughout the year.
