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Doubtful Sound, known in Māori as Pātea, meaning \"unencumbered\" or \"freed from burdens,\" is a tranquil wilderness famed for its serene 'Sound of Silence.' This pristine fiord is rich in diverse flora and fauna, with New Zealand Fur Seals and Fiordland Crested Penguins often seen on islets near its entrance. Towering cliffs covered in lush rainforest add to its beauty. At 421 meters deep and spanning 40 kilometres from Deep Cove to the Tasman Sea, Pātea-Doubtful Sound is New Zealand’s deepest fiord, with three distinct winding arms.

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