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Cruises visiting Bounty Islands (New Zealand)


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The Bounty Islands are a scattering of 20 igneous islets and rocks lying 700 km and part of New Zealand's Subantarctic Islands, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. They were discovered by Captain William Bligh in 1788, just months before the mutiny on the Bounty. The Bounty Islands can be smelt and heard from far away, as every available rock is covered in New Zealand fur seals and seabirds. The islands have the world’s largest breeding colony of New Zealand fur seals. There are breeding populations of Salvin’s mollymawks, erect-crested penguins and the endemic Bounty Island shag. Landing on the Bounty Islands is prohibited. If time and weather permit, you will have the opportunity to explore the coastal environments and view the prolific wildlife from our fleet of zodiacs.


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