20 minute Queenstown Scenic Flight

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1. Take off from Queenstown airport and fly past the incredible Remakables Mountains

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2. View the world famous Pinot Noir region from above

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3. Fly over historic Arrowtown, built on the discovery of gold

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4. view Coronet Peak from above, New Zealand's oldest ski field

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5. fly over the Shotover river and then view Moke lake, a hidden gem tucked away in the mountains behind Queenstown

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6. Lake Wakatipu is New Zealand's longest lake at 80 kilometres, whilst flying over it, you will start to appreciate it's size and beauty

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7. Fly past the iconic skyline gondola, climbing up Bob's peak from downtown Queenstown.

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8. Take in aerial views of Queenstown, before coming into land at the Queenstown Airport

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Avbokning

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Omdömen

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How it compares in Queenstown

• Its from-price is 15% below the median of the 432 experiences we list in Queenstown.
• It is shorter than most of them.
• By number of reviews it ranks 148 of 432.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Queenstown

Queenstown, on Lake Wakatipu in New Zealand's South Island, is a mountain town beneath the Remarkables, set among gold-rush hills and vineyards.

Queenstown sits on the shore of Lake Wakatipu, a long, deep lake shaped like a lightning bolt, with the jagged Remarkables mountains rising across the water. It began as a gold-rush camp in the 1860s on the Shotover and Arrow rivers, and the lakefront, with its small streets, preserves a few stone buildings from that time. A gondola climbs Bob's Peak for the view over the lake.

Top-ranked sights in Queenstown: Lake Wakatipu, Kawarau River, Queenstown Gardens.

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