Explore Mount Cook’s majestic peaks and glacial lakes on a scenic tour from Queenstown. Capture breathtaking views and embark on thrilling adventures.
Explore Mount Cook’s majestic peaks and glacial lakes on a scenic tour from Queenstown. Capture breathtaking views and embark on thrilling adventures.
- Kawarau Suspension Bridge - Travel alongside the stunning turquoise Kawarau River, renowned for its historic gold-mining locations and the Kawarau Bungy Bridge—the world’s first commercial bungy jumping site. The dramatic rocky cliffs and river vistas offer an impressive early highlight.
- Cromwell - A delightful fruit-growing town located at…
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Kawarau Suspension Bridge - Travel alongside the stunning turquoise Kawarau River, renowned for its historic gold-mining locations and the Kawarau Bungy Bridge—the world’s first commercial bungy jumping site. The dramatic rocky cliffs and river vistas offer an impressive early highlight.
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Cromwell - A delightful fruit-growing town located at the meeting point of the Clutha and Kawarau Rivers. Known for its giant fruit sculpture, farmers markets, and views of Lake Dunstan. A convenient spot for a restroom break if needed.
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Lindis Pass - An awe-inspiring alpine pass reaching 971 meters, adorned with golden tussocks that sway in the breeze, creating a quintessential New Zealand landscape. Perfect for a quick photo opportunity capturing rolling hills beneath expansive skies.
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Omarama - Referred to as the “Place of Light,” Omarama is a favored gliding destination with clear skies and sweeping mountain views. Here, visitors can find:
Wrinkly Rams Café for coffee or lunch
- Lake Pukaki - One of the most picturesque stops on the journey. Its vibrant turquoise waters are tinted by glacial flour, with Mount Cook/Aoraki rising majestically in the background. This is an essential stop for photos, stretching, and enjoying the fresh air.
- Mt. Cook Alpine Salmon Shop - An optional quick stop to sample fresh or smoked salmon while taking in the lake views.
- Private transportation
- Private transportation
- Lunch
- Lunch
Mount Cook Village (Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park):
Mount Cook, known as Aoraki in Māori, stands as New Zealand’s highest peak at 3,724 meters, located in the Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park within the Southern Alps. This region is characterized by its rugged mountains, starry nights, glacial lakes, and fresh alpine air, making it an ideal destination…
Mount Cook Village (Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park):
Mount Cook, known as Aoraki in Māori, stands as New Zealand’s highest peak at 3,724 meters, located in the Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park within the Southern Alps. This region is characterized by its rugged mountains, starry nights, glacial lakes, and fresh alpine air, making it an ideal destination for nature enthusiasts, hikers, photographers, and adventure lovers.
The area is included in the Te Wāhipounamu UNESCO World Heritage Site, ensuring the preservation of its natural beauty and cultural importance.
- Walk the Hooker Valley Track (a popular 3-hour return trip)
- Visit the Sir Edmund Hillary Alpine Centre
- Enjoy a glacier lake boat tour (2.5-hour return)
- Explore the Tasman Glacier View Track & Blue Lakes (40-minute return)
- Take the Kea Point Track (1-hour return)
- Experience scenic flights & heli-hiking (20-50 minutes)
All activities need to be chosen or arranged by the customer, and the operator will provide transportation to the desired location.
Simply unwind and appreciate the majesty of the Southern Alps.
- Infant seats/ boosters are available on request, will cost extra NZD 30 for each unit.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
