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Nestled amidst New Zealand's spectacular alpine landscapes, Queenstown offers more than just a getaway. Immerse yourself in nature and connect with our landscapes and warm community. Queenstown invites you to slow down, experience more and become a temporary local.
Find the best things to do in Queenstown New Zealand. From adventure to relaxation, this stunning four season alpine destination has activities for everyone. Meet
Queenstown is located in the southern lakes region of the South Island of New Zealand. Surrounded by dramatic mountains and crystal clear Lake Whakatipu, Queenstown is renowned for its spectacular scenery, four distinct seasons and world-class activities and attractions.
Take to the air on a scenic flight, cruise across Lake Wakatipu and see the mountains from a new perspective, or be carried high over Queenstown in a gondola and take in the views, there are activities for all travellers.
Queenstown, New Zealand has a huge range of accommodation options to suit every age, travel style, group size and budget. The budget conscious traveller can book into backpacker accommodation, and if you’re travelling with a tent or camper, Queenstown has a number of well-equipped and centrally located holiday parks.
Queenstown is home to New Zealand’s best ski fields. With four ski areas within easy access and offering quality snow and terrain for all levels of skier and snowboarder, Queenstown is the ultimate ski holiday destination.
Glenorchy, a true slice of New Zealand paradise, is surrounded by magnificent snow-capped mountains and sits a spectacular 45-minute drive from Queenstown. Glenorchy’s soaring peaks, pristine lakes, glacial rivers, and ancient beech forests are a dream destination for outdoor adventures.
Plan your trip with this guide to things to do and places to visit in Arrowtown, New Zealand. Nestled by the Arrow River in a wooded valley among mountain peaks, Arrowtown is a charming legacy of the 1860s Otago gold rush.
Or explore the local wine, biking and walking maps which can be downloaded to help you plan your Queenstown adventure and check out the official Queenstown visitor guide for itinerary ideas, local tips and seasonal information.
Members of South Island tribes ventured into the Whakatipu Basin in search of food and New Zealand’s precious pounamu (jade), long before the first European settlers arrived.
