Queenstown Tours

Queenstown - the adventure and action capital of the South Island is situated on the shores of Lake Wakatipu surrounded by The Remarkables with its stunning scenery. Queenstown has a lot to offer for adventure travellers. Icy rapids in jetboats, bungy jumping off the Skippers Canyon bridge, white water rafting and much, much more. Only a few hours drive from Queenstown you'll find Fiordland National Park with his wilderness of mountains, ice and forests and the world famous Mitre Peak and Milford Sound. Daily departures, by cruise, ship or by air, are available from the Milford Sound to explore the fiords with its towering mountains and waterfalls.

Browse through our touring program, if you have any inquiries about these tours you may send email to: sales@newzealandtours.net.nz

Queenstown River Rafting

We will take you there, by luxury coach or plane, to cruise the Fiord in one of our spacious, modern vessels. With luck you will catch sight of dolphins, seals and rare penguins. Our timetable features scenic cruises of various lengths, during which our friendly staff provide informative commentaries in several languages. Delicious lunch options available on board include hot buffet style lunches, rock lobster and Obento or picnic lunch boxes.

Getting There

Queenstown Steamship TSS Earnslaw

Relive the elegance of turn-of-the-century travel with a cruise aboard the vintage steamship TSS Earnslaw.

Steamship TSS Earnslaw
TSS midday or evening cruise from $42
Tour Code: TSS1

WALTER PEAK EXCURSIONS

At Walter Peak High Country Farm gain a fascinating insight into New Zealand high country life. Located on the shores of Lake Wakatipu, there is much you can do; farm excursions with the option of a barbecue lunch, horse trekking and dining in the evening.

Milford Sound Boat Cruises

Te Anau Glowworm

Have you ever seen limestone passages sculpted by water up close? Have you drifted in silent darkness beneath the luminous blue-green shimmer of thousands of glowworms? A visit to the Te Anau Glowworm Caves on the isolated western shores of Lake Te Anau is a fascinating experience.

Doubtful Sound

Doubtful Sound is an unspoiled and remote wilderness of many moods; one minute clear, blue and sun-drenched, the next mysterious and mist-shrouded. When you discover Doubtful Sound you will be struck by the quality of its silence - a silence broken only by bird song, maybe the sound of fish leaping or the rushing of a distant waterfall.

• All trips run daily unless otherwise stated.
• Children 14 & under, prices as listed. Children 4 & under, carried free of charge.
• Timetable and fares subject to change without notice.
• Real Journeys reserves the right to substitute vessels to suit operational requirements.
• Reservations essential.
• Please ensure that you are familiar with our general terms and conditions.