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Wanaka Travel Information

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Highlights of Lake Wanaka

Lakes Wanaka and Hawea Information

Excavated by massive glaciers more than 10,000 years ago, Lakes Wanaka and Hawea lie side by side...

Rob Roy Glacier Track Information

The Rob Roy Glacier Track leads you into Mount Aspiring National Park, an amazing world of..

Cardrona Valley Information

The beautifully scenic road along Cardrona Valley merges with the route over the Crown Range which..

Clutha River walk Information

At Lake Wanaka's south-eastern tip, water pours out of the lake and into the Clutha, the South..

Mount Iron and Mount Roy Information

Mount Iron (because it resembles an iron) is a Lake Wanaka landmark. A remnant of past glaciation..

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Wanaka Information

The lakeside town of Wanaka can provide you with an appealing mix of fine living, family fun and adventure. It has a high concentration of cafes, restaurants and interesting shops. It’s obvious that the Wanaka district is nicely obsessed with aviation. At the airport you can arrange to go flightseeing or sky diving, and every two years the town hosts a spectacular airshow revolving around classic miliary aircraft. Winter is a busy time in Wanaka, as the town fills up with snow sports fans. Local snow venues include Treble Cone, Cardrona and Waiorau. Wanaka is also a handy base if you want to hike or climb in Mount Aspiring National Park.

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Functional facts: Approx. population 3500, i-SITE Visitor Centre, wide range of accommodation.

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Highlights of South Island

Queenstown Information

In winter, Queenstown is a bustling ski resort. In summer it's busy with hikers, mountain bikers..

Milford Sound Information

British explorer Captain James Cook steered clear of Milford Sound thinking its entrance too..

Christchurch - Canterbury Information

Float above the plains in a hot air balloon or soak in relaxing thermal pools. Enjoy the excellent..

Fiordland Information

Watch the mountains shake off winter and start to warm up for summer. Waterfalls are invigorated..

Nelson Region Information

At the top of the South Island is an area of sunshine, stunning national parks and beaches..

Dunedin Information

The city of Dunedin was built with the riches of the gold rush, consequently it has one of the best..

Nelson Information

Hardy European pioneers founded the beautiful city of Nelson, New Zealand in 1842, although this..

Otago Peninsula Information

Flanking the southern edge of Dunedin's extensive harbour, Otago Peninsula is high and rugged on..

Akaroa Information

Akaroa sits at the edge of a beautiful harbour inside the eroded crater of a huge extinct volcano...

Doubtful Sound Information

Sometimes called the 'Sound of Silence' Doubtful Sound is the deepest (421 metres) and second..

Tauranga Bay Information

n the coastline about 16km south west of Westport, you will find Tauranga Bay and the Cape Foulwind..

Marlborough Information

Marlborough is full of activities for you to enjoy. No matter your budget and interests, there is..

Hokitika Information

Hokitika was first settled in 1860, after the discovery of gold on the west coast. It was an..

Central Otago Information

Central Otago is a region touched by history, with a powerful landscape of ancient mountains..

Dunedin - Coastal Otago Information

Dunedin’s legendary gardens at Glenfalloch and Larnach Castle, are a profusion of colour and..

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