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The Southern Lakes area unquestionably takes in some of the premier sights & experiences of New Zealand. It is hard to imagine anything more picture perfect than the sight of the SS Earnslaw steaming out onto Lake Wakatipu from Queenstown against the backdrop of Cecil Peak and the mountains beyond. Are you up for a Bungy Jump? Queenstown is where it all started. There are brilliant jet boating opportunities too, to say nothing of the winter sports opportunities, back country experiences and jaw dropping scenery.
Wanaka is the more relaxed cousin of Queenstown and the trip between the two over the Crown Range is breath taking.
This region is also home to some of the most stunning vineyards and wineries in New Zealand. The Gibbston Valley Pinot Noirs will amaze you.
Stop over in Te Anau then make a day trip to Milford Sound, but be prepared to run out of superlatives – this is just stunning in the sunshine or the wet. Don’t forget your inset repellent though! Another worthwhile trip from Te Anau is a visit to the Manapouri Hydro scheme. It won’t disappoint.
Te Anau B&B, Homestay
Prices from $150 to $180 per couple
5 minutes drive from the centre of Te Anau, just off SH95
Two fully equiped private guest rooms in our home, each with own bathroom. Relax in this very quiet and peaceful country location, close to Te Anau township in the heart of Fiordland.
Phone: 0274314076
Address: 37 William Stephen Road, Te Anau 9679, New Zealand
Wanaka B&B, Homestay
Prices from $195 to $220 per couple
83 Orchard Road Wanaka.Close to Queenstown & Wanaka airport.
Come and enjoy this private bed and breakfast in a rural setting close to the township of Lake Wanaka. The Wanaka Berry Farm is a small berry producing farm growing raspberries, strawberries and boysenberries through the summer season. Our accommodation is high quality and peaceful and private.
Phone: 034437751
Mobile (and SMS): 0274999387
Address: 83 Orchard Rd
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