Bluff is 30 km (20 mi) by road from Invercargill, and the southern terminus of the Bluff Branch, the continuation from Invercargill of the Main South Line. This was one of New Zealand's earliest railways, opening on 5 February 1867. Bluff is at the end of a peninsula that forms the western side of Bluff Harbour and Awarua Bay, with the port located in the relatively narrow entrance channel.
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- Home to the Foveaux Strait oyster fleet, Bluff Harbour’s oysters are well known for their tasty flavor and juiciness, renowned across New Zealand.
- Bluff is one of the oldest European settlements in New Zealand. Come here to enjoy the scent of the sea and the rugged character of an oystering port.
- Invercargill is about 20-minute drive from Bluff and is well-connected to other regions in New Zealand by air and road.
- With a rich history and many interesting attractions, Bluff is the oldest European settled town in New Zealand.
- The southern most point of New Zealand is located in Bluff. ... Opened in 1971 the Tiwai smelter has become one of the largest industrial facilities in New Zealand.
- Bluff is a small port town and the southernmost town on the South Island of New Zealand.
- Bluff is a small town located in the Southland region of New Zealand's South Island.
