Posts from: February 2017
Wool, Gold and People: The History of Glenorchy
The first European settlers arrived at the Head of the Lake probably in late 1861. They were shepherds working for William Rees who had taken a lease on all the land at the Head of Lake Wakatipu, east of the Dart River.
Road Tripping
Have you got yourself some wheels and want to take them for a spin around Queenstown? Great! Whether you want to gaze at soaring mountains, waterfalls, or pan for gold, there’s a destination filled with things to do once you’re there—and of course, all roads lead back to Queenstown afterwards.
Rejuvenate Your Mind, Body and Soul
Rejuvenate your mind, body and soul in Queenstown. Relax and recharge with yoga classes and spa experiences, outdoor adventures surrounded by pristine landscapes or simply just coffee and a book by the lakeside.
A Week of Total Indulgence in Paradise
Reward yourself with wine experiences, air adventures, delicious food and more, with this week long itinerary of indulgence in Queenstown.
Summer in Queenstown
Long sunny days and fresh alpine air. Summer in Queenstown means food, drink, socialising and an irresistible desire for adventure.
A Week in Queenstown for the Whole Family to Enjoy
Queenstown has a heap of family fun for all ages, from the mild to the wild, we list some of the best ways to make the most out of your family holiday in Queenstown, as well as giving the parents some time to relax.