Skyline Queenstown

Take a scenic ride in the iconic Skyline Gondola and take in the stunning views as you ride the steepest cable car lift in the Southern Hemisphere! You’ll be carried 480 metres above Queenstown and Lake Wakatipu to the top of Bob's Peak, where you’ll enjoy a spectacular 220-degree panorama with breath-taking views of Coronet Peak, The Remarkables, Walter and Cecil Peak and, of course, Queenstown. When you get to the top, enjoy the spectacular views while having a drink from the Bar, take a few rides on the thrilling Luge (once is never enough), refuel with a sumptuous buffet lunch or dinner at Stratosfare Restaurant. There's more to enjoy! #travel #newzealand #queenstown

price - $46 NZD for return ticket (adult) Highlights - the view! Rating- 3/5 Price is a bit steep for a short gondola ride so I find it a bit hard to justify the price as the view wasn’t as good as I expected. Go only if the weather is good and view is clear.#tripblazers #mytripvlog

I stayed in Queenstown for 4 days, did not play extreme projects, and took a more relaxed route: D1⃣️ Stroll by Lake Wakatipu→Century Steamboat→ Walter Peak Ranch D2⃣️ Deer Park→Sky Cable Car D3⃣️ Glenorchy→Paradise Town D4⃣️ Arrowtown 📍Lake Wakatipu Walk from St Omer Park all the way to Queenstown Beach, the scenery along the way is never enough, I like the boat dock the most, you can tease ducks and watch seagulls fly by here. In spring, you can see cherry blossoms, and you won't get tired of staying by the lake all day. 📍TSS Earnslaw Steamboat A century-old steamboat the same age as the Titanic, shuttles between Queenstown Wharf and Walter Peak Plateau Ranch every day, usually 3~5 shifts a day, actually just a boat back and forth. 🎫Ticket price: Adults 99 dollars, children 49 dollars, children under 4 years old are free The whole journey includes a 1.5-hour steamboat cruise + BBQ barbecue meal or afternoon tea + farm performance, which takes about 3.5 hours in total. 📍Walter Peak Mountain Ranch The end point of the steamboat, this is one of the most primitive plateau ranches in New Zealand, with many cute animals to see. The farm performance show is worth watching, usually including shearing + sheepdog herding sheep. The BBQ buffet in the steamboat project is also eaten at this ranch, and the taste is surprisingly good. 📍Deer Park The most worthwhile place to go in Queenstown! Not only can you encounter various wild animals, but you can also overlook the entire Queenstown. The park is very large and can only be driven in. It costs 55 dollars per car. Prepare change in advance to find a self-service feed bucket to buy feed. You may see sheep, alpacas, sika deer, pigs, wild ducks, cows and other animals. The grassland halfway up the mountain is an excellent position to overlook Queenstown. From here, you will see more animals in the direction of another downhill. 📍Skyline Sky Cable Car A good position to overlook Queenstown, it is recommended to go in the evening, from sunset to dark are very beautiful! But don't eat on it. Cable car ticket: Adults 52 dollars, children 36 dollars, children under 5 years old are free. 📍Glenorchy Town Just around Queenstown, this is known as the place with the most Middle-earth temperament, and it is also one of the locations of The Lord of the Rings. The iconic red house is located at Gleborchy Wharf. If the weather is good, you can walk by the lake. The road from Queenstown to Glenorchy is known as one of the top ten most beautiful roads in the world, but there are actually many similar roads in New Zealand... 📍Paradise Town Further inside Glenorchy is Paradise Town. You can see some ranches along the way. The iconic paradise sign is a must-visit place. However, the road to Paradise Town is not easy to drive. There are several puddles along the way. You need an off-road vehicle. Our SUV struggled on that road, so we returned halfway, and we don't know what the end of Paradise Town is. 📍Arrowtown It's very close to Queenstown, half a day round trip is enough, this is a beautiful place in autumn! Other seasons can be skipped

"A Thrill Seeker's Paradise at Queenstown" If you're searching for the ultimate destination to satisfy your craving for adventure, look no further than Queenstown, New Zealand. This picturesque town nestled amidst the breathtaking landscapes of the Southern Alps offers an exhilarating experience like no other. From heart-pumping activities like bungee jumping, skydiving, and jet boating, to more serene pursuits like hiking and exploring the stunning Milford Sound, Queenstown has something for everyone. The town's diverse range of adrenaline-inducing attractions make it a paradise for thrill-seekers and nature enthusiasts alike. One of the highlights of my trip was bungee jumping off the iconic Kawarau Bridge. The rush of adrenaline as I leaped into the abyss is an unforgettable memory that still gives me goosebumps. If you're a daredevil at heart, Queenstown's bungee jumping opportunities will definitely get your heart racing. For those seeking a more tranquil experience, a visit to Milford Sound is an absolute must. The serenity of the pristine fjords, surrounded by majestic mountains and cascading waterfalls, is a sight to behold. Taking a boat tour or kayak trip lets you fully immerse yourself in the awe-inspiring beauty of this natural wonder. Another highlight was exploring the Queenstown Trail, a network of scenic cycling and walking tracks. Pedaling through picturesque landscapes, I discovered hidden gems, vineyards, and breathtaking viewpoints. This is a fantastic way to discover the region's beauty at your own pace. When it comes to dining, Queenstown does not disappoint. The vibrant food scene offers a variety of mouthwatering dishes, from local seafood delicacies to international cuisines. Be sure to indulge in some delicious Fergburgers, famous for their mouthwatering taste and hearty portions. In conclusion, Queenstown is a dream destination for adventure-seekers and nature lovers. Whether you're looking to push your limits or simply unwind amidst stunning landscapes, this New Zealand gem has it all. So pack your bags, prepare for an adrenaline rush, and get ready to create memories that will last a lifetime in Queenstown. #QueenstownAdventures #NatureLoversHeaven #mytravelhacks#historicallandmarks#localguides

Queenstown New Zealand has all the attractions for a family trip: nature, food, shopping and fun rides like The Luge! It's really worth taking the family pass at about RM610 for 2 adults and 3 children that covers the gondola and luge ride for 9 rounds!#freehotelstay

Skyline Queenstown. Immerse in the scenic view of Queenstown during the gondola ride up the mountains. The kids and adults had lots of fun riding the luge!

Queenstown Skyline It is a must visit when travelling to Queenstown. It has breathtaking view of Queenstown and the photo is like drawing. We further walk up the trail to have better view. It also has excited activity like luge that I see others enjoy very much. Worth visit place in Queenstown. #wintergetaway #wintergetaway

Located at Bob'Peak, it is the best place to overlook downtown Queenstown and Lake Wakatipu and the distant mountains. There is also a famous SkylineRestaurant on the hill. The only Maori culture war dance show in Queenstown is in the Sky Cable Car. The top of the mountain. Stargazing at the top of the mountain at night, with professional guides and professional stargazing instruments Address: Gondola

Queenstown is a very beautiful place, with a clean and clear beauty on a cloudy day and a sunny beauty on a sunny day. At sunset, take the cable car to the highest point and see the sun falling behind the mountains disappearing a little bit in the city. It is a wonderful moment. The sky cable car does not have to make an appointment in advance, and you can buy tickets at any time. It is recommended to pick up the cable car in Queenstown on a good day. If you want to watch the sunset after sunset, go up half an hour before sunset and stay until half an hour after sunset. During the sunset, the shadow of the mountain will cover the sun and darken the color of the lake. So if you want to see the blue and blue Lake Wakatipu, it will be earlier, at least 2 hours ahead of the sunset time. The top of the mountain, in addition to the viewing platform, the famous cafeteria, the Maori war dance stage, the merchandise store and the kitchen for the light meals during the day. Going up from the viewing platform, there is a funny jellybelly statue, a photo taken, and a tour.