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1. Kiwi Birdlife Park: Kiwi Birdlife Park happens to be a wildlife sanctuary located in the heart of Queenstown. This place is home to about 20 different species of native wildlife of New Zealand.

The best part of most sought after Queenstown packages is it offers a guaranteed Kiwi Viewing and Kiwi Feeding opportunity to all the visitors. You can come over to this place all through the year and enjoy loads of wildlife encounters along with your loved ones.

Location: Upper, Brecon Street, Queenstown 9300, New Zealand
Timings: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Price: INR 2210 per adult and INR 999 per child

2. Milford Sound: Milford Sound is a world renowned natural wonder that is home to some of the imposing mountain rangers, cascading waterfalls, and a wide range of wildlife. This place is usually visited for sightseeing tours as well as adventure activities.

In the course of your visit, you can indulge in some kayaking activities in the morning hours and head out on a cruise tour during the day's time. You will also be able to explore the famous underwater observatory at Harrison Cove where you will be able to view various exotic marine life taking the best Queenstown Tour Packages.

Location: Southwest of New Zealand’s South Island
Price: $144 per person

3. Shotover River: Shotover river happens to be one of the most sought after places for thrill seekers in New Zealand. This great destination is very much popular for white water rafting and jet boat cruisings.

The best part of this place is its steep walls which makes for a spectacular ambience and add to the excitement of the adventure seekers as it has got larger rapids than any other rivers in the area.

Location: Otago region of the South Island of New Zealand
Timings: 8 AM – 6 PM

4. Skippers Canyon: As Queenstown has got a reputation of being home to many adventure activities, Skippers Canyon is also famous among the adventure enthusiasts for curvy hiking and trekking trails. Heading out to this place, you will be able to witness sheer drops, twists and turns, tight corners and much more.

Apart from all these, you will also get a chance to explore the scenic place and discover the rich history of the gold mines of this area taking these Queenstown packages. You can come over to this place all through the year and you should not forget to visit the famous Winky’s museum to explore many relics of the bygone times.

Location: North of Queenstown, New Zealand
Timings: 8 AM – 1 PM

5. Coronet Peak: Coronet Peak is home to some of the best ski fields in Queenstown which makes for great adventure activities like skiing, snowboarding, and night skiing. You will come across a number of trails for all starting from Beginners to experienced skiers. You can come over to this place in between June and October to make the most out of adventure fun.

Location: Coronet Peak Ski Area, Queenstown 9371, New Zealand
Timings: 9 AM – 4 PM on weekdays | 4 PM – 9 PM on weekends

6. Nevis Valley: Nevis Valley is yet another popular place for adventure seekers in the best curated Queenstown packages where one can indulge in trail biking, horse trekking, bungee jumping, and four wheel off road driving.

Apart from all these, you will also be able to explore a number fo Maori Historical sites where you can unveil many treasures hidden from a considerable time of a different era. Interested adventure seekers can plan to land at this place from the month of November to the month of March to taste the unforgettable adventure of this place.

Location: Nevis Road, New Zealand.

7. Queenstown Gardens: Queenstown Garden can be considered as one of the beautiful landscape gardens where you will get a tranquilising atmosphere far away from the hustle and bustle of the city life.

The garden is home to a wide range of trees, rose plantations, memorials and water features. Located on the shores of Lake Wakatipu, this picturesque garden would definitely cast a mystical charm upon nature lovers with its historic oak and fir trees.

Location: 9300, New Zealand
Timings: 9 AM – 9 PM

8. Lake Wakatipu: Lake Wakatipu happens to be the longest and the third largest lakes in New Zealand where visitors can enjoy fishing and cruise tours on a jet boat. One of the unique facts of this place is that the water level rises and falls to almost 20 cm every 27 minutes.

This unique heartbeat effect calls for vistros from all over the world. Coming over to this place on your well crafted Queenstown packages, you will also be able to marvel at the astounding surroundings which are just perfect for cycling, long walks, and picnic get-togethers.

Location: South Island of New Zealand.

9. Bob’s Peak and Skyline Gondola: The famous Bob’s Peak is one of the highest peaks to visit during your queenstown holiday packages. It can be reached either by hiking or taking a gondola ride. Coming over to this place, you will be able to capture brilliant views of nature and city.

The cable car ride which the visitors would be taking is known to be the steepest ride in the Southern Hemisphere.

Location: Queensland, New Zealand
Timings: 9 AM – 11 PM

1. Get Your Heart Pumping with AJ Hackett: AJ Hackett is very much famous for bungee jumping and trying out this crazy activity is surely justified during your visit to Queenstown. A giant elastic band will be attached to your body and you will be jumping off of to greater heights. Some of the best places to try out this sport would be Kawaran Bridge which is located just outside the township. You can also try out ledge bungy jumping which is a bit different from the ones in fashion.

Location: Queenstown Trail, Arrow Junction, New Zealand
Price: NZD$165 for the Ledge Swing, NZD$205 for the Ledge Bungy.

2. Shotover Jet Boat Ride: A tour of Queenstown is on no occasion complete if you haven’t tried out a shotover jet boat ride. It is one of the most sought after fun filled activities that lets you indulge in a sport of driving boats at enormous speed and spinning 360 degrees at a time. You can try out this activity in many places in Queensland on your Queenstown Tour Packages but the one in Shotover river is just iconic as you will be able to capture spectacular views of nature when the boat charges down. You will pass through some of the narrow canyons and huge towering cliffs. The speeds can reach up to 85 km per hour and with wind rushing through your hair, you will be just bursting out with laughter and screams.

Location: Otago region of the South Island of New Zealand
Price: NZD$165

3. Tackle the Ben Lomond Hike: The Ben Lomond Hike is a full day hiking tour on Queenstown Tour Packages that takes about 6 to 8 hours to complete. You will be able to see stunning views of the gorgeous Lake Wakatipu. You can take this trail from the beginning of November to the end of March as it is closed for the rest of the year because of heavy snowfall. The trail starts from Skyline Gondola on Queenstown Hill and ends at the summit of Ben Lomond which is located at an elevation of 1728m. On your way to the summit, you will be welcomed by a mix of alpine landscapes and wooded scenery. For this activity, you should follow all the instructions and be prepared with sturdy footwear and some power packs of food and drinks with you.

Location: Scottish Highlands, Eastern shore of Loch Lomond

4. Ride the Luge up at the Skyline: Riding the luge up at the skyline is one of the most fun filled activities to indulge in Queenstown. You will be driving a little buggy with a steering column and charging downhill race tracks banking to the turns. You can be a part of this activity along with your friends or a group of friends to make the race much more enjoyable. Capture the moments you spend with your loved ones to cherish the memories all through your life.

Location: Skyline, Queenstown, New Zealand

5. Climb Queenstown Hill for Sunrise Or Sunset: If you are someone who gets fascinated by the alluring natural beauty, then the idea of enjoying the epic sunrise and sunset views from the Queenstown hill is just amazing during your Queenstown Tour Packages. Apart from those classic views, you will also be able to capture the scenic views of Lake Wakatipu and the vistas from the hill. To be a part of this activity, you will need to wake up early and then start climbing the Tiki Track for sunrise or else you can head up the climbs in the afternoon hours for sunset views. You will need to be a bit careful as you will pass through some twisty tracks with inclines and trenches.

Location: Queenstown Hill, New Zealand.

The best time to visit Queenstown would be in the summer months that extends from the month of December to the month of February. The outdoor activities and excursion trips are very much enjoyable in the summer season and you can also expect moderate crowds all around the city.

Queenstown is located in the alpine region which is away from the sea so there are no direct ships and flights from India.

- By Air: It would be better to fly to Auckland and then cover the rest distance via domestic flights or by road.

- By Ship: You can get cruise ships from many nearby harbours to reach Queenstown easily.

In order to get a visitor visa for New Zealand, you would need to wait for at least 13 to 21 days to get all the process completed.

The cost of a tourist visa in Queenstown is about NZD $35. You need to pay the amount at the time of applying for a visa at NZeTA (New Zealand Electronic Travel Authority).

For a Queenstown holiday package, you would be spending around N Z$ 184 per day which is almost equal to $ 133. You will spend around NZ$ 43 on your meals and NZ$ 24 on local transportation on an average. The rest is meant for hotel bills and other personal expenses.

The primary currency of Queenstown is New Zealand Dollar (NZ$). As per the prevailing exchange rates, 1 NZD is equivalent to 52.04930 INR.

A traveller would need at least 2 to 3 days of time to cover all important tourist hotspots in the city as well as indulge in some of the most sought after activities for a once in a lifetime experience.

The official language of New Zealand is Maori or Te Reo Maori which is also commonly called Te Reo. Apart from the official dialect, English has also got its importance among the citizens. If you are profound in communicative english, then there is absolutely no problem.