Queenstown tours offer year-round experiences in New Zealand’s adventure capital. In winter, visit ski fields such as Coronet Peak and The Remarkables. During summer, enjoy activities on Lake Wakatipu, including cruises on the TSS Earnslaw. Queenstown tours also include adventure options like bungee jumping and skydiving, as well as scenic trips to Fiordland National Park and Milford Sound.
Below, you’ll find a selection of Kiwi bus passes starting in Queenstown. These popular group tours begin in Queenstown and travel across New Zealand. If you need help choosing the right pass, follow the link below to get in touch with an expert travel agent.
Here are our top recommendations for Queenstown tours.
Queenstown tours to Milford Sound travel through the heart of Fiordland National Park, passing highlights such as Mirror Lakes and dramatic mountain scenery. Enjoy a scenic Milford Sound cruise, where you’ll glide past waterfalls, towering cliffs and spot local wildlife along the way, before returning to Queenstown. These popular day tours are a memorable way to experience one of New Zealand’s most iconic landscapes.
Add an exciting highlight to your Queenstown tours with a thrilling luge adventure. Zoom down the scenic slopes with views of Lake Wakatipu and the Remarkables mountain range as your backdrop. Choose your track, hop into a luge cart and let gravity guide you through twists, dips and bends for an unforgettable Queenstown tour experience suitable for all ages.
An unforgettable Queenstown tours is a 15,000ft skydive over New Zealand’s adventure capital. Take in sweeping views of Lake Wakatipu and the Remarkables before leaping into freefall at speeds of up to 200 km/h. After the adrenaline rush, enjoy a smooth parachute descent with panoramic scenery, making this one of the most thrilling Queenstown tour experiences available.
One of the most iconic Queenstown tours is the legendary bungy jump. Feel the adrenaline surge as you leap from heights of up to 134 metres, from the historic Kawarau Bridge or the towering Nevis bungy. Set against Queenstown’s dramatic landscapes, this unforgettable Queenstown tour showcases New Zealand’s world-famous adventure scene.
Queenstown is a year-round destination, with summer (December to February) ideal for outdoor activities like hiking and water sports, while winter (June to August) is perfect for skiing and snowboarding.
Dress in layers and bring a waterproof jacket, as weather can change quickly. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended for exploring the area around Milford Sound.
Yes, Queenstown offers tours to famous Lord of the Rings filming locations like Glenorchy and Paradise, where fans can explore Middle-earth landscapes and learn about the movie-making process.
Yes, Queenstown is close to the Central Otago wine region, known for its Pinot Noir. There are many wineries to visit for tastings and tours, such as Gibbston Valley and Amisfield.
Free activities include hiking trails like the Queenstown Hill Walk, exploring the Queenstown Gardens, and strolling along the waterfront. Many viewpoints offer stunning vistas at no cost.