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Attractions in Stewart Island

Stewart Island has at least 9 places listed under Attractions. The best rated is Flagstaff Point (5.0 from 3 reviews). 4 of the 9 carry a photo and full details.

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Attractions venues on Stewart Island

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Looking for great attractions in Stewart Island? These are the venues travellers rate highest — what makes each one worth your visit:

Horseshoe Point★ 4.8 (6)

Horseshoe Point in Stewart Island is a viewpoint at 130 Horseshoe Point Road, Stewart Island / Rakiura 9818, New Zealand. The spot sits along the island's southern coast, within reach of Oban and Halfmoon Bay. It is a viewpoint, which means the main draw is the outlook over the surrounding coastline and water.

Fisherman Point★ 4.5 (15)

Fisherman Point in Stewart Island, at 54 Leask Bay Road, Stewart Island 9818, New Zealand, gives visitors a vantage point within easy reach of Oban and Halfmoon Bay. The site has drawn a 4.5 out of 5 score from 15 reviews, a solid standing among the island's viewing spots.

Rakiura Jade★ 4.5 (8)

A local business on Stewart Island, Rakiura Jade is a gallery at Elgin Terrace, Halfmoon Bay / Oban 9818, Nueva Zelanda. The gallery trades from Elgin Terrace in Halfmoon Bay, the island's main settlement. Rakiura Jade is known for its focus on jade, the stone tied to the island's other name, Rakiura.