• Shotover Jet Queenstown - Shotover Jet offers an exhilarating jet boating adventure in Queenstown. Passengers experience a thrilling ride through the Shotover River Canyons, reaching high speeds and executing sharp turns just inches from the canyon walls. The ride is renowned for its exciting 360-degree spins and stunning scenery.

• Coronet Peak Ski Resort - Coronet Peak is a highly favored ski field in Queenstown, New Zealand. It is celebrated for its meticulously groomed slopes, breathtaking alpine vistas, and night skiing—one of the few places in New Zealand to offer this. The ski field accommodates all skill levels, from beginners to advanced skiers and snowboarders.

Conveniently located just a 20-minute drive from Queenstown’s town center, it is an ideal choice for both locals and tourists.

Open year-round, it attracts many visitors in summer for mountain biking.

• Arrowtown - Arrowtown is a delightful historic town near Queenstown, famous for its gold rush heritage, vibrant autumn colors, and well-preserved historic buildings. It is situated along the Arrow River, where early settlers once searched for gold. Today, it is a popular destination for exploring boutique shops, cafes, and historic sites like the Chinese Settlement.

It is also a fantastic spot for outdoor activities such as hiking, biking, and even gold panning.

• Crown Range Road - The Crown Range is New Zealand’s highest main road, reaching an elevation of 1,121 meters. It links Queenstown and Wanaka, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. The road features steep, winding sections with sharp switchbacks, making it an exciting drive, especially in winter when snow and ice can make conditions challenging.

A famous scenic lookout near the summit provides stunning panoramic views over Queenstown and Lake Wakatipu. The route also passes through Cardrona, home to the historic Cardrona Hotel and Cardrona Alpine Resort.

• Cardrona - Cardrona is a charming alpine village located between Queenstown and Wanaka, renowned for its ski resort, historic hotel, and beautiful mountain scenery.
  • Cardrona Alpine Resort: One of New Zealand’s premier ski destinations, popular for skiing, snowboarding, and terrain parks. In summer, it offers mountain biking and hiking trails.
• Cardrona Bra Fence - The Cardrona Bra Fence is a quirky and iconic roadside attraction in the Cardrona Valley. It began when bras started appearing on a fence along the Crown Range Road in the late 1990s. Over time, more people added bras, turning it into an unusual landmark.

Today, the fence is associated with the “Breast Cancer Foundation NZ,” with donations supporting breast cancer awareness and research. It is a popular stop for tourists, who often take photos and sometimes add their own bras to the collection.

• Wanaka Lavender Farm - Wanaka Lavender Farm is a beautiful and relaxing spot just a few minutes from Wanaka town. It features vast fields of lavender, scenic gardens, and farm animals like alpacas and highland cows. The farm is especially stunning in summer (December–February) when the lavender is in full bloom.

Visitors can wander through the fields, enjoy lavender-infused treats like ice cream and tea, and shop for natural lavender products such as essential oils, soaps, and honey.

• Lake Wanaka - One Tree Lake: It features a partially submerged willow tree growing out of the lake near the shore. It is one of the most photographed trees in New Zealand, especially at sunrise and sunset, with the Southern Alps in the background.

The tree symbolizes resilience and has become a major tourist attraction in recent years.

• Wanaka - Wanaka is a picturesque lakeside town in New Zealand’s South Island, known for its outdoor adventures, stunning landscapes, and relaxed atmosphere. It is situated on the shores of Lake Wanaka, surrounded by the Southern Alps, making it a popular destination for hiking, biking, skiing, and water activities.
  • Roy’s Peak – Near Wanaka, there is a beautiful and challenging hike offering breathtaking panoramic views. Many people visit for sunrise and sunset views.

• Private transportation
• Travel time included
• Bottled water
• On-board WiFi

• Tea and coffee
• Meals
• Entrance fees
• Entrance fees

Discover Queenstown and Wanaka from a local’s perspective with our customized, small-group tours guided by enthusiastic local experts. We venture beyond the usual tourist attractions, providing unique insights, picturesque routes, and secret spots known only to locals. Whether you’re seeking breathtaking photo opportunities, cultural narratives, or nature-rich adventures, our adaptable and welcoming approach guarantees a memorable experience crafted specifically for you.

• The fees for the Wanaka Lavander Farm need to be paid on site since it is not always open.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.