Sub-Antarctic Islands (New Zealand)

New Zealand's Sub-Antarctic Islands lie far to the south of Stewart Island and are 5 groups of uninhabited and windswept islands of the Southern Ocean. A hazard in the days of sailing ships, the islands are now wildlife preserves, which, due to their isolation, are only visited occasionally, normally by scientists or conservation workers. Destinations Auckland Islands Bounty Island Campbell Island The Antipodes - the most distant land from London. The Snares Understand Get in Access to these islands is generally by, or with the support of, a boat. The islands are beyond the (return) range of most helicopters and there is no airstrip for fixed wing aircraft. Access is generally by permit only Get around See Do Eat Drink Stay safe Weather in this part of the world can be extreme. Get out This article is an outline and needs more content. It has a template, but there is not enough information present. Please plunge forward and help it grow!