Stewart Island … Do the North-West circuit trek. It's 10 days, lots of mud, but worth every minute.
If possible, do it 'the other way around' (that is, counterclockwise).
Ann's Place in Stewart Island … It's a bit of a walk from Oban's "center" — one of the best backpackers I stayed in. The backpacker is actually Ann's old house, with semi-bizarre nooks to sleep in, including a private "cellar" under the house. Shared facilities, great garden and atmosphere.
Jo & Andy's Bed & Breakfast in Stewart Island … This hostel has very special hosts, extremely friendly people and a dream of a library. It's very recommendable. Andy does certificated massage, which is also highly recommendable.
Jo & Andy's Bed & Breakfast in Stewart Island … Like being a guest in a friend's house. Stewart Island has a strong feeling of the past and Jo and Andy's reflects that. Crochet rugs on the bed, books floor to ceiling, wood stove. The beds were comfy, breakfast huge, and conversation interesting!
Stewart Island Backpackers/Shearwater Inn in Stewart Island … The hostel looks like it hasn't been changed since the seventies. There were only four people in the hostel, but three of them including me had to sleep all in the same small room. That was way too crowded. And if your roommates aren't oké, sleeping can be a hard time. Stewart Island is very interesting nevertheless. It gives you a bit of the End of the world feeling and it is at the end of the world!
Stewart Island Backpackers/Shearwater Inn in Stewart Island … Stewart Island Backpackers is the largest backpacker on the fairly deserted island, which only has one township – Oban, on Halfmoon Bay. While it can accommodate the most people, and therefore might be the only option during peak season, it may not be the best depending on what you're looking…
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