Two of the three glaciers on New Zealand's South Island are on the west coast, Fox Glacier and Franz Joseph Glacier. It is not easy to come here by land. Over the mountains and mountains, it seems to enter the flood era along the road, and it is proved from another angle that it is not much affected by humans, and it is primitive enough. Usually there are helicopter tours, canyon walks, ice climbing experiences, and I participated in the first two of Fox Glacier. Due to the impact of global warming, the lower edge of the glacier has been continuously subsided on the mountain. There is only a large number of rubble cut by the glacier in the canyon, which makes people panic. The helicopter overlooking and the glacier landing are still very beautiful. I hope that humans can implement emission reduction as soon as possible. Protect the nature we share.

The West Coast Glacier Area is a famous tourist area on New Zealand's South Island, but due to its unique geographical location, the warm and humid sea currents are blocked by the central mountains, and the weather is changeable, so the road is often closed here and so on!

The West Bank glaciers actually contain Fox glaciers and Franz Joseph glaciers, just play one of them. Because the glacier is melting, there are basically three options for visiting the glacier, one, watching from the observation deck at a safe distance (free), two, paid by local professional guides to take a close walk to the glacier, three, helicopter directly on the glacier.

The West Bank glacier is the town’s most famous tourist attraction, where accommodation, basic equipment for hiking, and even helicopter tours can be booked, of course, with weather requirements.

Adventure-loving friends will not be bored with the exciting and fun activities here: helicopter hikes, skydiving, rafting on the glaciers...everything.