Winter is the most magnificent season of the year in Queenstown. The snow-topped peaks of the surrounding ranges soar into the crisp midwinter air. By day the skies are often bright and blue, and by night the Milky Way dances overhead. The four ski fields on our doorstep bring the world to…
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Stepping off the historic TSS Earnslaw at Walter Peak High Country Farm, the first thing that strikes you isn't just the breathtaking scenery, but the pleasant aroma of fresh herbs and the sight of a flourishing vegetable garden stretching towards Lake Whakatipu. Welcome to RealNZ’s Walter Peak…
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While Queenstown’s world-famous thrills are bucket list icons, there’s another side to discover - where you connect with the people and stories of the region, and head home with a fresh perspective (and a few new tales to tell). Hidden gems in Queenstown’s Arts & Culture Scene Over the years…
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Stay in Queenstown long enough to make sure you allow time to encounter Milford Sound’s magnificent natural beauty and wildlife. Book a Milford Sound day trip from Queenstown or stay a little longer and enjoy an overnight stay on a boat in the heart of the Sound. This guide to Milford Sound…
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Spring is glorious in Queenstown. The days are longer. The sun is warmer. The ski fields are open until early October so you can combine skiing with exploring walking tracks, biking the trails, touring the wineries and dining al fresco on fresh spring produce. Here's our guide to the top things to…
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1. Not one, but four, world-class ski areas Queenstown has four ski fields within a 20-90 minute drive of the town centre - that's a lot of terrain to explore! Choose between Coronet Peak, The Remarkables, Cardrona Alpine Resort or Treble Cone - or even better, extend your stay to visit them all…
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1. Explore our four ski fields Skiers and snowboarders are well catered for in Queenstown with four world-class ski fields located within a 20-90 minute drive of the town centre, each offering a huge variety of terrain including freestyle and slopestyle parks. Coronet Peak is Queenstown’s closest…
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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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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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