Queenstown to Mt Cook Private Luxury Day Tour

New Zealand's most noteworthy mountain, Mount Cook (Aoraki in Māori) towers 3,724 metres into the sky, giving dazzling scenery to the wonderful Mount Cook National Park in the focal point of the South Island. Announced a World Heritage stop in 1986, it gloats more than thirty pinnacles 3,000 metres or higher. It likewise has five of New Zealand's biggest ice sheets, including the Tasman Glacier at 21km long. Picturesque flights over the recreation centre give unparalleled perspectives of the Southern Alps. The district is additionally prestigious for its starry evenings and was assigned a Dark Sky Reserve in 2012 – the first in the southern half of the globe and the world's biggest, including a 4300 km2 zone. 

Highlights:

- Jones Family Fruit Stall
- Lake Dunstan
- Lindis Pass
- Clay Cliff, Omarama
- Lake Pukaki
- Mount Cook Village

Tour End..!

We offer the flexibility to customize the Mount Cook tour so that it is specifically designed for your needs.