Lake Wakatipu

Lake Wakatipu is an elongated S-shaped lake located at the western end of the province of Otago. The lake is the longest in New Zealand and is known for its beautiful scenery surrounded by 2,000-meter-high mountains. Queenstown, one of the most popular resort cities in the South Island, is located on the shore of the lake, and many tourists come to the area every year to enjoy the scenic beauty and variety of activities.

Queenstown

Queenstown sits on the shores of the majestic Lake Wakatipu, created by glaciers. It was named after Queen Victoria because of its beautiful scenery of mountains and lakes. The compact city has many tourist attractions, including beautiful parks and gondola lifts that offer spectacular views. You can also enjoy a short trip to the nearby gold mining town that was the source of the region's development and the surrounding mountains .