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Queenstown
Nestled amidst majestic mountains and set on the shores of crystal-clear Lake Wakatipu, Queenstowns stunning scenery is inspiring and revitalising. With varying climates throughout the year, it offers exhilarating activities such as bungee jumping, skiing, wine tasting, and hiking. Whether you're seeking adventure or relaxation, Queenstowns natural beauty and vibrant energy create a destination like no other.
Things To See & Do
Time Tripper Queenstown
Dive into Time at Time Tripper
1 hour
Suggested Time
The Remarkables
Ski The Remarkables
4-6 hours
Suggested Time
Te Kano Estate
Wine Tasting at Te Kano Estate
1-2 hours
Suggested Time
Skyline Queenstown
Breathtaking Views from Skyline
2-3 hours
Suggested Time
Routeburn Track
Trek the Famous Routeburn Track
2-3 days
Suggested Time
Queenstown Mall
Shop and Dine at Queenstown Mall
2-3 hours
Suggested Time
Queenstown Gardens
Serene Strolls in Queenstown Gardens
1-2 hours
Suggested Time
Queenstown Bay Beach
Relax at Queenstown Bay Beach
1-2 hours
Suggested Time
Onsen Hot Pools Retreat and Day Spa
Relax at Onsen Hot Pools
1-2 hours
Suggested Time
Mount Aspiring
Climb Majestic Mount Aspiring
2-3 days
Suggested Time
Milford Sound
Majestic Milford Sound
6-8 hours
Suggested Time
Lake Wakatipu
Enjoy Lake Wakatipu
2-3 hours
Suggested Time
Lake Hayes
Tranquility at Lake Hayes
1-2 hours
Suggested Time
Hollyford Track
Hike the Scenic Hollyford Track
3-4 days
Suggested Time
Gibbston Valley Winery & Restaurant
Dine at Gibbston Valley Winery
2-3 hours
Suggested Time
Coronet Peak
Ski and Snowboard at Coronet Peak
4-6 hours
Suggested Time
Chard Farm
Wine Tasting at Chard Farm
1-2 hours
Suggested Time
Brennan Wines
Savor Brennan Wines
1-2 hours
Suggested Time
Akarua Winery & Cellar Door
Taste at Akarua Winery
1-2 hours
Suggested Time
Best Time To Visit Queenstown
Summer/Autumn Destination
DEC-FEB
Peak Season
MAR-NOV
Moderate Season
JUN-AUG
Off-season
- What To Expect:Warm weather, vibrant atmosphere, and a surge of tourists.
- Things You'll Love:Outdoor adventures, water sports, and wine tasting.
FESTIVALS AND EVENTS
Book Your Trip to Queenstown
Travel Options to reach Queenstown
Our Recommendations
Flight to Melbourne Airport, then Flight to Queenstown Airport
28h 25m . One way
Booking Options Starting From
₹41,819
Flight to Sydney Airport, then Flight to Queenstown Airport
28h 40m . One way
Booking Options Starting From
₹38,547
Stay in Queenstown
Recommended Options
3 STAR HOTELS
Recommended For You
Average Price
₹9,762
Heartland Hotel Queenstown
Queenstown
₹11,802
Onwards
Swiss-Belresort and Villas Coronet Peak
Arthurs Point
₹10,092
Onwards
New Orleans Hotel
Arrowtown
₹7,392
Onwards
4 STAR HOTELS
Recommended For You
Average Price
₹13,377
Manata Lodge
Lower Shotover
₹16,341
Onwards
Melbourne Lodge
Queenstown
₹14,746
Onwards
Ramada Suites by Wyndham Queenstown Remarkables Park
Frankton
₹9,045
Onwards
5 STAR HOTELS
Recommended For You
Average Price
₹22,743
Hilton Queenstown Resort & Spa
Frankton
₹24,195
Onwards
Hotel St Moritz, Queenstown - MGallery Collection
Queenstown
₹17,231
Onwards
Millbrook Resort
Arrowtown
₹26,803
Onwards
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More about Queenstown!
You will love outdoor adventures, water sports, and wine tasting. Queenstown is a haven for adventurous souls!
Here are a few quick facts to make your travel safe and easy to Queenstown. Queenstown is a International destination. The best time to visit Queenstown is December, January and February. Since this is the peak season expect a little crowd during this time. March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October and November period experiences moderate weather. So, you can easily avoid facing a large gathering.
In peak season the weather is warm weather, vibrant atmosphere, and a surge of tourists, whereas in off-season the weather is snowfall, fewer tourists, and winter sports. Weather in moderate season is cooler temperatures, fewer crowds, and autumn colours. During Queenstown Winter Festival, Queenstown Jazz Festival,… a large number of tourists flock together. The festivals are celebrated in the month of June, October,... consecutively. So, if you are fond of bustling streets and localities, choose this time of the year to travel.
If your travel seems incomplete without getting into some fun activities then you will love to get indulged in outdoor adventures, water sports, and wine tasting. In moderate season you will love to get indulged in hiking, biking, and stunning fall foliage.
Country | |
Skyline Queenstown, Queenstown Gardens, Time Tripper Queenstown, Onsen Hot Pools Retreat and Day Spa, Hollyford Track | |
Best Time to Visit Queenstown | December to February |
Restaurants in Queenstown | Below Zero Ice Bar, Yonder, Margos Queenstown, Boliwood Queenstown, The Taj Indian Kitchen |
Queenstown is famous for | Adventure, Foodie Hotspots |
FAQs - Frequently Asked Questions about Queenstown
What are the best places to visit in Queenstown?
The most loved attractions in Queenstown are Time Tripper Queenstown, The Remarkables and Te Kano Estate.
How is the weather of Queenstown in peak season?
The weather of Queenstown in peak season is warm weather, vibrant atmosphere, and a surge of tourists. It means you can easily plan a trip in this season for maximum fun during this season.
What are the activities you can explore during the peak season and moderate season in Queenstown?
In the peak season months December, January and February you will experience warm weather, vibrant atmosphere, and a surge of tourists wherein around moderate season i.e. March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October and November you will enjoy cooler temperatures, fewer crowds, and autumn colours. Whatever that suits your calendar, Queenstown awaits you for a good time.
Why is Queenstown so famous?
Queenstown is famous for its stunning natural beauty and its reputation as the 'Adventure Capital of the World'. It offers a plethora of adrenaline-pumping activities such as bungee jumping, jet boating, and skiing.
Why is Queenstown NZ so expensive?
Queenstown, NZ, can be expensive due to its high tourist demand, remote location, and the quality of experiences it offers. The cost of living and services are also higher, contributing to the overall expense.
What is Queenstown popular for?
Queenstown is popular for its outdoor activities, including skiing, snowboarding, bungee jumping, and hiking. Its also known for its vibrant nightlife, fine dining, and local vineyards.
Is Queenstown in New Zealand or Australia?
Queenstown is located in the South Island of New Zealand, not Australia. Its a popular destination for both domestic and international tourists.