Guided tours are one of the best ways to go beneath the surface of a destination and discover new things. You’ll experience hidden gems only locals know, meet people you’d never meet otherwise, and leave with a wealth of suggestions for what to do after your tour. If you’re keen to discover…
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You don't need a car to see the best of Queenstown. With bus routes between the town centre and most suburbs, including Frankton, Sunshine Bay, Arrowtown and Jack's Point, grab yourself a Bee Card and get exploring. Get insider tips on the best places to walk, eat, and grab a coffee, with our guide…
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One of the (many) great things about Queenstown is the next-level food and wine scene. It’s a foodie nirvana with over 150 bars and restaurants and multi-cultural, cosmopolitan dining offerings that rival much bigger cities. For wine lovers, Queenstown is the gateway to the vineyards of Central…
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Operating scenic flights in some of the world’s most pristine environments, Air Milford understands their responsibility to care for people and place. With over five decades of aviation experience and a 100% safety record, values have always been at the forefront of this family-owned and operated…
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Remarkables Market Every Saturday Until 19 April 2025 Find a fantastic selection of artisans selling crafts and gifts as well as a tasty selection of local produce at the weekly Remarkables Market, Saturdays 9am-2pm through until 19 April 2025. Mingle with locals to the tunes of live music or enjoy…
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Autumn's arrival in Queenstown brings vibrant reds and oranges as the surrounding landscape and trees drastically change colour. The contrasting blues of the rivers and lakes topped with cool mornings and bright sunshine-filled days make autumn an ideal time to visit. The picturesque setting of…
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March to May Temperatures between 5°C and 25°C Queenstown delivers an unforgettable autumn experience. From March to May the outstanding golden and red hues dominate the hills around the region and contrast strikingly with the deep blue of our lakes and rivers. Here you can truly immerse…
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During autumn in Queenstown (March-May), the days are golden and sunny, produce is at its finest and the region is ablaze with fiery autumnal colours. The summer season comes to an end and the region switches into a slow peaceful groove before the excitement of the winter snow. Autumn is the ideal…
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The Southern Way network of scenic driving routes connects the Central Otago hubs of Queenstown and Wānaka with Fiordland and Murihiku Southland. Along with spectacular scenery, the region includes a World Heritage Area, rich history, vibrant culture and a wealth of exceptional produce, artisanal…
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1. Take a walk to see the autumn colours Immerse yourself in nature’s vibrant colours. Arrowtown is one of our favourite spots for an autumn wander, combining a rich gold mining history with treelined streets of heritage buildings, now home to cafés, galleries, and boutiques. Wrap up warm and…
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