Discover Queenstown
Adrenaline Kick: Test Your Limits in Queenstown
Gather up your courage and discover why Queenstown is known as the adventure capital of the world. Thrills and spills, crags and canyons, we have the intense thrills you're after.
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Family Fun in Queenstown
While Queenstown is widely renowned as New Zealand’s most famous adventure playground, its friendly people, energetic vibe, huge range of things to do, and stunning outdoors make it a favourite holiday spot for families as well.
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Have Fun Like a Local: Insider tips
Exploring the world as a traveller is great fun, but sometimes you want to mingle with the locals and discover exactly they do for fun. Here are some insider tips.
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A Week of Total Indulgence in Paradise
You've always wanted to visit Queenstown, and you’re finally coming! Whether it’s just for a few days or even stretched to a whole week during a trip around New Zealand, take this suggested itinerary as inspiration for your well-deserved visit.
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Alice Robinson: Growing up on Coronet Peak
Even Winter Olympian Alice Robinson finds it difficult to put the feeling of skiing into words, she says it's 'kind of like a roller coaster', when you feel like you're 'in control but you're kind of not, that's when it's the most special,' she says in fact that's when it's 'kind of like flying'.
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The Graham brothers: Queenstown's coolest office
Originally hailing from Bermuda, Ted and Dan Graham’s love affair with Queenstown started in 2001 when the brothers travelled the South Island, through Central Otago, Wanaka and Queenstown.
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Fleur Caulton: The essence of life
Fleur Caulton is a strong believer that food makes life fun, she’d even go so far as to say “food is the essence of life and most of us live to eat”.
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Sam Chapman: Creating a sustainable community
The key word behind Sam Chapman, Stephen Marr and Adam Smith’s development of The Sherwood Community Hotel was ‘experiment’. Having never operated hotels before, the team drew on one shared insight from their own travels, the idea that nobody wants to feel like a tourist when they travel.
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