Walks in Queenstown during winter can be a truly breathtaking experience, but they also require caution and preparation. Be sure you're well-equipped with appropriate gear, including sturdy footwear, warm clothing, and extra layers. Check the forecast before you go and be prepared to turn back if…
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There’s the huge billboard: ‘Too special not to protect’. Then in what’s believed to be an airport-first, grabbing a coffee requires careful thought as reusable cups are encouraged (the airport is on a mission to remove single-use cups by the end of the year). Most obvious of all is the special…
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Here’s your guide to all the good things happening on our slopes, along with some ideas for how you can join the journey when you visit Queenstown this winter. Coronet Peak & The Remarkables Coronet Peak and The Remarkables ski areas are managed by NZSki, who see themselves as the Kaitiaki…
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What to pack for the Queenstown slopes The coldest months in Queenstown are June through August when the temperature ranges between 8°C and -2°C. Quality warm, light layers are key to staying warm in town and on the slopes during the winter season. New Zealand merino or thermals made with recycled…
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Lifting her eyes to the mountains “I came to Queenstown, and within a day I thought, this feels like home. It felt really comfortable. The energy here is safe. Everyone's really calm and chill. And my favourite thing is everything is on your doorstep. In Australia, I would have to travel for hours…
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Along with stunning views and plenty of unforgettable adventures, Queenstown is renowned for its coffee culture. A host of cafés serve up some of the best coffee in the country here. Locals are passionate about the perfect coffee, and enjoying the brew is a ritual here, morning, noon and night…
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