Black Cat Cruises
Activities / WaterZiptrek Ecotours
Activities / EarthBeen there - done this
Einfach genial - über 400 m durch eine Schlucht war toll und dann zum Abschluss kopfüber bergab. Steven, unser 8jähriger sohn war ebenfalls nur noch begeistert....und zum Abschluss tauchte auch noch ein neugieriger Schwarzbär auf.
The Ziptrek Tour Area is located on Queenstown's iconic Gondola Hill. The course can be accessed by a 5 minute walk from the town centre along Brecon Street to the base of the Skyline Gondola building . Enjoy the trip via the local tourism icon Skyline Gondola (please allow at least 40 minutes). Be sure to take in the spectacular Wakatipu view before heading to the Ziptrek Guest Services Treehouse tucked away in the forest. Exit left from the upper gondola terminal and walk 100 metres past the heli-pad.
(AUCKLAND) Airport Goldstar Motel
Accommodation / MotelAirport Goldstar Motel has 20 comfortable self-contained units for you to enjoy.
All units contain fully equipped kitchen, bathroom, heater, electric
blankets, radio-alarm clock, telephone, iron & iron board and Sky
TV. Hairdryers or microwave ovens are available on request.
Some rooms have security alarms.All units are smokefree.
Tranz-Alpine
Activities / EarthBeen there -- done this
We had a great day, starting in Rolleston traversing the Canterbury flat land and coming then in the beautiful mountain area. Steven our son was very impressed and we will do it again in wintertime when the steam engine is pulling this magnificant train
Truly one of the world’s great scenic train trips through the dramatic contrast of dry beech forests and tussock land on one side of the Alps and lush green landscapes on the other.
From Christchurch, cross the patchwork farmland of the Canterbury plains, follow the Waimakariri river, climbing into alpine scenery on a series of spectacular viaducts. Then, after stopping at Arthur's Pass, emerge from the long Otira Tunnel and descend through sub tropical rain forest past beautiful Lake Brunner and on to Greymouth.
