New Zealand: Stirling Falls in Milford Sound

Stirling Falls in Milford Sound, New Zealand

Stirling Falls in Milford Sound, New Zealand

Stirling Falls in Milford Sound
With a height of over 150 meters, the Stirling Falls is the second highest fall in Milford Sound. It was named after its discoverer Captain Stirling. In Maori language, it is called Wai Manu, which means Cloud on the Water.

As you can see from the image (click to expand it), the view is spectacular. If the weather is right, tour boats stop near the falls to experience the incredible power of the falls. Click this image for a distant view of the falls.

Besides Stirling Falls, there are five other waterfalls in Milford Sound, including Bowen Falls, which is the highest with a height of 162 meters.

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Sindbad Gully, Mitre Peak, Lion Peak, Bowen Falls, Stirling Falls, Copper Point, A mountain near Copper Point

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Queenstown, Fiordland National Park, Milford Sound
Hobbiton Movie Set, Rotorua, Auckland, New Zealand
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