On the South west of New Zealand in Otago Queenstown is an international resort town. Build on the inlet of Queenstown bay near Lake Wakatipu which is a thin lake formed because of glacial processes and looks like a lightning bolt with fantastic views of nearby mountains. Nicholas Von Tunzelman and William Gilbert Rees were the first people to settle in this area. They were on a tour in this area but returned back at this place in the year 1860 to settle here and to make a town which is now the Queenstown. While in the year 1862 they discovered gold in the Arrow River which is near by Queenstown. There are many theories on how the town was made first theory says that this town was fit for Queen Victoria. This is the most popular town of adventure and ski tourism this is an internationally well known for ski tourism all around the globe. Queenstown is third largest in Otago and largest centre in Central Otago. Arrow town, Alexandra, Wanaka and Cromwell are it nearest towns and it is surrounded by Duendin and Invercargill cities. It is the well known resort town and is the main centre for adventure tourism. Tramping, Bungee jumping, Skiing, Jet boating, Mountain biking, and Fly fishing are the main adventures of this place and are full of thrill and excitement. People from all parts of New Zealand and many parts of the world travel here in the months of winter and are the major center of snow sports in New Zealand.

The main mountain ski fields here are Treble Cone, The Remakables, Cononet Peak, and Cardona Alpine Resort. These are very famous peaks where snow adventures are worth watching and adventure here is miraculous. Near the village of Cardrona, Waiorau Snow Farm is most beautiful place for Cross country skiing. A 100 years old coal fired steam ship called as TSS Earnslaw is the best option which provides trips for tourists on the lake. Queenstown is the town of adventure and a great nightlife. The accommodation is also well known all around the world. This town and it’s near by cities are eminent for wine and cuisine centers. While Arrow town has outstanding bars and restaurants and Queenstown is the small wine producing region and renowned all round the world. The festivals here are wonderful the annual International Jazz Festival is worth visiting. Queenstown is also called as “Adventure Capital of the World”.

Southern Lakes is an inimitable skiing and snowboarding experience. Most people start the skiing from Queenstown and travel through different mountain peaks most of the resorts offers selection of ski fields with top class facilities. With skiing golfing is also an unforgettable experience here in the Queenstown. The events and night life here is incredible with lots of fun. Queenstown rarely sleeps night life with wine bars, live jazz, DJ’s continue from dusk to dawn. There you have list of unbeatable activities with wide range of events the fun here is all year around. The long summer nights in gardens with beer in front of born fire should be experienced any time. The list of adventure and activities here is never ending it is sophisticated resort with glorious landscapes in the Southern Alps of New Zealand. Any type of adventure can be experienced here with much more for every tourist.

Seasons in Queenstown

Surrounded with royal mountains and Lake Wakatipu, it is New Zealand’s leading lake and alpine resort with gorgeous four seasons every season has its own specialty it is one of the most inspiring destination on earth. The spring season here is startling it will stir up your senses with bright colors, scents, sights, and sounds. Snowboarding and Skiing in spring season is simply fantastic fun here is for everyone. People spend most of their spring time by relaxing in spas. During the spring seasons Queenstown celebrate many cultural, artistic, and sporting events which includes ten days ASB Queenstown Jazz Fest which attracts tourists from all around the world. During summer the days here are long and leisurely this is the perfect time for summer playground. The autumn season is full of red and gold backdrops all around Queenstown boating at this time is the best mode to explore Queenstown this is the great time to relax with delicious cuisine. Winter is the special season for everyone here breathtaking beautiful snow chapped mountains with crystal clear skies makes an unforgettable winter holiday. It is a snow lover’s paradise with ski culture lots of activities, scenes makes this place special for everyone.

Accommodation in

There are exclusive hotels in Queenstown from five stars to two star, luxury lodges, farms and home stay, charming bed and breakfast hotels here is very vast variety. Campgrounds, holiday parks, motels, and apartments with excellent facilities are easily available. For nature lovers there are huts on rents in mountain and bush areas. There is a huge range of accommodation from 100 years satisfies every tourist.

How to reach Queenstown

Queenstown International Airport is connected with major airlines. It is located 10 kilometers from the town centre. Air New Zealand and QANTAS Airways provide international and domestic flights into Queenstown. Pacific Blue is the low cost carrier which provides services twice a week. Auckland, Wellington, and Christchurch are direct domestic connections to New Zealand. If you travel by road than the wonderful scenic option is to drive by your own car or take scenic coach tour from travel agencies. Rental busses, taxis,

cars etc all are easily available to get around in Queenstown.

Things to do in Queenstown

Jet boating, skydiving, bungee jumping, whitewater rafting, skiing etc there is a never ending list of activities here. Queenstown is the first commercial, jet boating, bungee jumping, and river surfing destination in the world. The open natural environment here is superb which offers clean air, water, and land activities here are never ending. Golfing, walking, sailing, hiking, climbing, walking, fishing, sailing, mountain biking etc everything can be enjoyed here with fun and excitement at the fullest.