Queenstown Editorial
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Surrounded by stunning snow-capped mountains and the crystal clear waters of Lake Wakatipu, Queenstown is the perfect winter holiday destination, whether you have an appetite for adventure, mountains and fresh air or are more at home tracking down a delicious meal, fine wine and a roaring log fire.
At 84, Queenstown man Les Brough clocks in as one of New Zealand’s oldest skiers but when he takes to the slopes each day, he’s just one of an exclusive club with "one ski in the grave".
Inspiring and revitalising at any time of year, Queenstown’s spectacular lake and alpine scenery, long sunny days and outdoor lifestyle have made it a favourite summer holiday destination. The cosmopolitan four season resort has a pace to suit every style whether you’re looking for an action packed adventure, quality family time or to escape the daily grind.
For those looking for a more leisurely pace, Queenstown is the perfect place to relax and rejuvenate. Six golf courses, all within a 25-minute radius of the town centre, offer everything from family friendly 9-hole courses to...
Queenstown may be small but it certainly packs a huge bite – literally! Queenstown and nearby Arrowtown are home to more than 150 cafes, bars and restaurants which range from highly salubrious to cheap and cheerful.
Spring brings a full calendar of artistic, cultural and sporting events to the region...
Queenstown’s international airport is located a 10-minute drive from the town centre. Air New Zealand and Jetstar provide daily domestic flights to/from the international gateways of Auckland and Christchurch.
This region has always been a magnet for adventurers and entrepreneurs and these pioneers became the mainstay of Queenstown's adventure tourism industry.
The TSS Earnslaw was launched on Lake Wakatipu in 1912, the same year as the ill-fated Titanic steamship left Southampton on her maiden voyage.
Explore self-drive road trip options from Queenstown - Arrowtown, Queenstown - Milford Sound, Queenstown - Glenorchy and more.
Easy access to stunning locations, a well established film industry, and a huge choice of accommodation and entertainment options have made Queenstown an internationally renowned destination for production of films, broadcast and television commercials.