Best Cruises & Boat Tours, Queenstown

The sparkling, crystal blue waters of the lake surrounded by tall and majestic snow-capped mountains in the backdrop make Lake Wakatipu one of the most picturesque, naturally blessed places to visit in Queenstown. This lightning bolt-shaped lake is the third largest lake in New Zealand.It has a mythological story behind it and is considered sacred by the local people. One bewildering phenomenon behind the waters of this inland lake is that the water level rises and falls about 20cm every 27 minutes puzzling scientists across the globe.Location: Southwest of Otago region

One of the iconic places to visit in Queenstown, this cable car ride takes you through the scenic landscapes of New Zealand like Lake Wakatipu, Coronet Peak, The Remarkables, Walter, and Cecil Peak. As you ride at a height of about 450 meters above ground level in luxurious gondolas, you will enjoy amazing views of the city below.Location: Brecon Street, PO BOX 17, Queenstown, New ZealandTiming: 10.00 am - 6.00 pm Mon; 11.00 am - 6.00 pm Tue - Thurs; 10.00 am - 8.00 pm Fri; 9.30 am - 8.00 pm Sat & SunEntry fee: $44 for adults above 15+ years; $26.00 for children between 5 - 14 years; Free for infants below 4 years

Skippers Canyon is one of the adventurous places to visit in Queenstown and this narrow road constructed by hand stays carefully held on the cliffside. There are no guard railings on the sides and there are steep drop-offs along the road and traversing this treacherous path in a 4-wheeler is a sheer thrill. Every twist and turn through the road promises absolutely jaw-dropping scenes with the Shotover River alongside. The road gets extremely daunting in the dark and in rain. The famous Skippers Suspension Bridge en route the Canyon Road is a no-miss attraction.Location: North of Queenstown