Lake Wakatipu

"In this world full of wonders, the beauty of New Zealand is like a beautiful legend, so beautiful that it is almost indescribable🌟. Deep into the North and South Islands, feel the collision of pure natural scenery and mysterious culture, this journey is a special chapter in my heart, come and listen to me tell this incredible story! ------------------------------ Click on the Ctrip business card below👇 for a worry-free trip! Book now! ------------------------------ Dive into a 10-day exciting journey, setting sail from Shenzhen, destination - New Zealand! 🌍On the second day, soar across the hemisphere and arrive in Auckland. On the third day, Lake Wakatipu, as pure as a bride, and the green scenery of Glenorchy, as if in a fairyland.🍃 Heading south, on the fourth day, Lake Wanaka, the mysterious Tree of Wanaka, Wanaka Lavender Farm, Arrowtown, the scene is like a movie reproduction. The fifth day's itinerary includes the Tasman Glacier, the "blue milk" Lake Pukaki and other attractions, which are shocking. On the sixth day, the Good Shepherd Church, the stunning Lake Tekapo, and many parks are presented one by one, a fairyland on earth. On the seventh day, we were greeted by the Waitomo Glowworm Caves and the Red Forest, which were mysteriously wonderful! As the end approaches, on the eighth and ninth days, we visited the Government Gardens, the New Zealand Wool Blanket Factory, Mount Eden and other places, each place is full of stories. On the tenth day, we returned to Shenzhen, but the beautiful scenery of this journey, orderly and fully in sight, deeply imprinted in our hearts. The whole journey is 19,000 per person, there is always a scenery for you, the beauty is unspeakable, why not come quickly?🌏

Lake Wakatipu is an inland lake visible from Queenstown and it is the longest lake in New Zealand. The view of this is gorgeous from every angle. When viewing from Queenstown, get to a high point and enjoy the panoramic view from above. #bucketlistreboot

To hike up the Ben Lomond without taking the gondola starts from the trail beside the cemetery up to the gondola station and then walk follow the sign until you arrive at the peak of Ben Lomond. The view from the Gondola station view deck is awesome, you can enjoy the view of the Queenstown and Lake Wakatipu.

This is a very attractive lake that borders Queenstown. There are many options for enjoying the including cruises, jet skis and paddle boarding, but be careful as the water is very cold and a thick wetsuit is recommended. Interestingly, there is a seiche that is a slow tidal wave that is sort of like a tide that raises and lowers the water level by 8 inches every 27 minutes. #wintergetaway #wintergetaway

On the way to Mount Cook, passing through Lake Wakatipu, Maori is the devil's lair. It belongs to the glacial lake like Lake Tekapo, and it has a different blue color in the sun. Here you can see the snow peaks of Mount Cook, New Zealand's highest peak. Although it is summer, because the water is formed by the melting of the glaciers, it is still very cold.

Lake Wakatipu is the third largest lake in New Zealand and is also an ancient glacial lake. The entire lake area is surrounded by mountains, and the famous tourist city Queenstown is located in the middle of the lake area. From Queenstown, heading north along the lake, you can reach Glenorchy, and heading south along the lake, you can pass through Kingston to reach Fiordland National Park. The weather in the lake area is changeable, sometimes clear and sometimes shrouded in mist, with the lake water presenting shades of blue or green under different light reflections. In Queenstown, you can take a cruise or to tour the lake. Sitting on the beach of Queenstown Park in the evening waiting for the sunset is definitely an unforgettable and wonderful experience.

On the title page of 'Lonely Planet', New Zealand is described as such: There are not many places on this planet 🌍 like New Zealand, where both the magnificent natural scenery and the various man-made entertainments can satisfy the needs of travelers. Among them, the South Island 🇳🇿 is particularly desirable. Queenstown➕Wanaka's must-experience, worth saving 🌟 1⃣️ In Queenstown, the 'Adventure Capital', take the sky gondola 🚡 up the mountain to enjoy the panoramic view of the town, experience bungee jumping, sky swings, paragliding 🪂, etc.; after the adrenaline rush, head to Lake Wakatipu to see the cartoon-like beautiful scenery, where the pure lake water is even more refreshing than bottled water. 2⃣️ Follow Lake Wakatipu to the small town of Glenorchy, experience horseback riding 🐎 or kayaking 🚣‍♀️ on the lake; after lunch, you can drive to the Routeburn Track for a short hike. 3⃣️ The Crown Range Road from Queenstown to Cardrona is known as one of the most beautiful self-drive routes on the South Island, passing through the Pisa Conservation Area, with many rest stops along the way. 4⃣️ In Wanaka, feel the tranquil small-town atmosphere, especially not to miss the Aspiring National Park, with its lush valleys, alpine meadows, and extensive glaciers 🏔️ to experience the real New Zealand wilderness. 🏨 Accommodation: Try renting a homestay with a kitchen, equipped with kitchenware, where you can cook for yourself. 🍱 Food Shopping: ✨ Queenstown: Lobster Hall Seafood lovers rejoice~ Black gold abalone, lobster, oysters, Antarctic prawns, like a small seafood market, much cheaper than restaurants, they can help with processing and cleaning, and you can also dine in; there are Chinese-speaking staff in the store, communication is barrier-free. ✨ Wanaka Town Chinese Supermarket Lao Gan Ma, Master Kong! Not only is the variety complete, but you can also rent a whole set of hot pot equipment, with all the hot pot ingredients available, have a hot pot with family and friends, and there's even freshly made bubble tea! 🎉 Festivals: 🎁 Mid-March every year 🈶️🍷 Wine and Food Festival During Easter 🈶️ a 10-day 🚴🏻‍♀️ bike festival If you like lively events, you can join the local festivities during your trip. ✉️ Q&A: i-SITE, you can ask the staff for various travel services and related information. ✈️ Transportation: Queenstown Airport has fewer international flights, and domestic departures usually require a transfer in Sydney/Auckland, often involving different terminals and airports, so be sure to allow enough transfer time. You can check flight information in advance and pay attention to specific changes. ❤️ There are no factories here, only the beautiful scenery given to us by nature There is no noise here, only the inner peace brought to us by the breeze Travelers find it hard not to love New Zealand 🇳🇿

Queenstown, nestled amidst snow-capped peaks and the glassy expanse of Lake Wakatipu, is an adventure haven disguised as a charming town. Adrenaline seekers flock here for heart-pounding bungee jumps and skydives, while nature lovers find solace in scenic hikes and gondola rides offering panoramic views. Foodies indulge in award-winning restaurants and vibrant bars, and relaxation seekers unwind in geothermal hot pools. Whether you crave thrills or tranquility, Queenstown delivers. Beyond the activities, the town itself exudes a friendly vibe with its bustling waterfront, quaint shops, and lively nightlife. It's a place where adventure and indulgence seamlessly blend, leaving you with memories that linger long after you depart. But be warned, Queenstown's magic comes with a price tag, so plan accordingly!

🌟Practical information: 📍Surroundings: The towns around the lake include Queenstown, the villages of Kingston, Glenorchy, and Kinloch ❤Ticket price: Free🆓 Lake Wakatipu, shaped like a lightning bolt⚡, is the third largest lake in New Zealand. Due to its unique shape, a unique 'tidal' phenomenon is formed on the lake. Formed by glacial movement, it is surrounded by mountains, with the highest Mount Earnslaw at an altitude of 2819 meters. 📍In the embrace of Queenstown on the South Island, Lake Wakatipu reflects the magnificence of the Remarkables mountain range like a mirror, further feeling the magnificent and wonderful nature❗ 🔆Walking by the lake, as if in a fairyland, the lake and the mountains together paint a grand picture. Here, you can have a deep conversation with nature, it is a good place to relax and enjoy😀 🧊All year round, visitors can fish in Lake Wakatipu. Especially at the mouths of the Greenstone River and Lochy River, there are a large number of salmon, which is a paradise for anglers, and you will definitely not make a vain trip. In summer, it is a popular place for swimming and cooling off, which is popular with tourists🤗🤗 ✅Must experience: The antique steamboat T.S.S. Earnslaw offers several ferry services to the other end of the lake, Walter Peak, every day.🚤 You can also take an old steamboat to explore the old memories along the traces of the years. Boating on the lake, experiencing leisurely and comfortable time, is an incomparable enjoyment.

Queenstown, New Zealand is a beautiful town surrounded by the Southern Alps and a beautiful city by the mountain and water. Queenstown is full of tourist spots, with blue skies and bright sun in summer, colorful appearance dyed by red and golden leaves in autumn, clear and sunny weather in winter with large snow-covered mountains, and blooming flowers in spring. The four seasons are distinct, each with a different look. The nearby Lake Wakatipu is a deep and blue alpine lake. The magnificent mountain range has several green-brown mountains covered with snow dotted in the background. From Queenstown to the top of the mountain, it is a green color. The name of Queenstown comes from the gold diggers who thought that the beautiful scenery here should belong to the queen, hence the name Queenstown. 1. Queenstown Gardens, this is an excellent place to enjoy the beauty of Lake Wakatipu, whether it's a morning walk or a picnic with friends in the evening, it's a perfect choice. 2. Queenstown Center, a must-visit local hot internet celebrity check-in point, taste some local snacks. Local seafood and rich meat and cheese. 3. Taste Pinot Noir: Central Otago is undoubtedly the most beautiful wine region in New Zealand, you can choose wine tours, wine tastings, and cellars. 4. TSS Centennial Steamboat + Farm Show + BBQ Lunch and Dinner, Queenstown's second must-visit project. Take a steamboat that was launched in the same year as the Titanic from the Queenstown pier, which is the only coal-fired steamboat still in operation in the southern hemisphere. There is piano performance along the way, cruising on the beautiful blue Lake Wakatipu, arriving at the opposite Walter Peak Farm to watch shearing performances and sheepdog herding, and then have a buffet BBQ meal prepared by the chef, which needs to be booked in advance. 5. Skydiving, 9000/12000/15000 feet skydiving, a memorable adventure experience. (Make an appointment in advance) 6. Big Face Burger, although it is a net celebrity check-in point, it tastes good. 7. Queenstown Sky Cable Car Buffet Restaurant, recommend deer meat and ice cream. 8. All in one street, Remarkable Sweet shop-Very sweet shop, Beach Street, Queenstown This candy store is very famous in New Zealand and is very suitable for buying as gifts, ©Cockie Time, Camp Street, Queenstown This cookie shop is also very famous and has cute cultural and creative and commemorative forests, Patagonia Chocolates, their chocolate is thick and smooth, you must buy some to try. Note: Remember to go to the lake to appreciate the piano of folk artists, probably playing by the lake in front of LV

Lake Wakatipu, shaped like lightning, is the third largest lake in New Zealand. The Dart River is located at the north end of the lake, where the lake water flows in; the Kawarau River originates from Queenstown, and the lake water flows out from here. Due to the intense glacial movement, Lake Wakatipu was formed, surrounded by mountains. Among them, Mount Earnslaw is the highest, with an altitude of 2819 meters. The towns around the lake include Queenstown, the villages of Kingston, Glenorchy, and Kinloch. Due to the unique shape of Lake Wakatipu, a unique "tidal" phenomenon (more accurately, a large lake quake or "standing wave") is formed on the lake surface, and the water surface rises and falls about 10 cm every 25 minutes. According to the legend of the Maori people, this is because a water monster named Matau is sleeping at the bottom of the lake, and it is its heartbeat that causes the phenomenon of "tide rise and fall" on the lake surface.

Type of play, duration of play, average cost (yuan) Self-driving A beautiful town relying on the Alps and surrounded by the beautiful Lake Wakatipu has become the most beautiful place in New Zealand. The town is built on both sides of the lake, relying on the Alps. Here is like a palette overturned by God, it is the most beautiful collision of color and nature. The blue sky and Lake Wakatipu echo each other, and the Alps in the middle show the most beautiful side. The town's buildings are colorful, like coming to a fairy tale world. Standing on the dock, looking at the sunset in the distance, Queenstown has some fireworks. The pedestrians are crossing, all sighing at the beauty of Queenstown, but they are quietly appreciating the quiet and peaceful scenery in the distance. The sun shines on the snow-capped mountains, the seagulls interact with the tourists on the shore, and all they see is the sunset glow of Queenstown Pier.