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YHA Te Anau

29 Mokonui Street Te Anau, South Island, New Zealand

TravelPod Member ReviewsYHA Te Anau

“OK. ”

bettytarle 45 contributions
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Jan 23, 2012

Too few bathrooms for size of hostel but sleeping room size is nice. I actually didn't have to wait for a bathroom but if they were full, it looks like I might have to.

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“good”

mattandandy 7 contributions
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Jan 24, 2011

very helpful staff, nice hostel

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Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HostelYHA Te Anau

NewZealand the unconvential way

A travel blog entry by aek

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HI Again, A quick catch up with the pod as we weave our way up/down/across the south of the South Island. This entry covers Doubtful Sound from Te Anau, Dunedin (what a strange place)/and Invercargill(even stranger) Stewart Island (Av wants to live there)!!!! Have now covered hundeds of miles and seen so many beautiful locations. Stayed in fab YHAs …

Mid point stop over

A travel blog entry by andrewreed

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Woke up and annoyed the French girl again, though she did grunt quite loud this time when I turned the light on. Me and Tom went for a quick 20 minute run around the woods getting where I was being bitten by sandflies, nothing new! After this we all took a boat tour on the Milford sounds which was pretty amazing, we got on one of the smallest boats …

Walking & Kayaking in Milford

A travel blog entry by andydonald

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Had a very picturesque drive along the Southern Scenic Route from Curio Bay via Invercargill (loads of Scottish named streets) to Te Anau. Most of the drive is through farming land, with huge numbers of sheep and cattle. As we got closer to Fiordland, the landscape changed from rolling pastures to much more mountainous. After stopping at …

Glowworms hang out here

A travel blog entry by bettytarle

They make a lot of money taking stupid peoploe like me to view these very stupid worms that live only 5 days in the wetness and dark cause they don't even have a mouth to eat. The hungrier they are, the brighter they glow. What wasn't very bright was me dropping $50 on a tour to go view them.

Capt Cook missed it

A travel blog entry by bettytarle

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Only got to spend an afteroon here traveling by boat to the sea starting in Queenstown. Caught a bus there that took me on a beatiful ride to an area known as Milford Sound that begins simply as a dock at the head of a fiord. All afternoon we cruised the sound to the sea stopping for pictures of waterfalls and wildlife. The weather was chilly but …

This hostel was formerly known as: Te Anau YHA

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