Queenstown

Introduction
Queenstown sits on Lake Wakatipu on New Zealand's South Island, ringed by the Remarkables and the great peaks of the Southern Alps — the adventure capital of the southern hemisphere. In 1988 AJ Hackett leapt from the Kawarau Bridge, birthing commercial bungee jumping at 43 metres; jetboats, paragliding, giant swings and skydiving have flourished here ever since. Ride the Skyline gondola up Bob's Peak for the classic view over lake and peaks, and race the luge tracks. Winter (June-September) turns the town into a ski base for Coronet Peak and the Remarkables; summer fills the lake with jetboats. Fergburger's endless queue is the most reliable reward after a day of adrenaline.
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💡 Tips
FAQ
Any practical tips for visiting Queenstown?
Weather cancels bungy and skydive — build in flexibility. Fergburger's queue is shortest mid-afternoon.




