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Guide to Wanaka & the Southern Lakes

Planning your Wanaka ski holiday? We're here to help with an introduction to holidaying in the Southern Lakes. Check out our guides to skiing in Wanaka and Queenstown.  Have a look at some of your Wanaka ski accommodation options or choose one of our family ski holiday packages or luxury Wanaka ski holidays. 

The Southern Lakes - A year round destination 

The dramatic scenery surrounding Wanaka and Queenstown holds the area firmly in the top spot of one of NZ's most popular summer and winter holiday destinations. Much of the area is banked by the high bare peaks of the Southern Alps and both townships are nestled by large deep lakes making for incredible views from all the local ski areas. Action sports are a major drawcard with jetboating, bungey jumping and ski diving locations considered some of the best in the world, however the opportunity to sink into an alpine heaven at any speed is welcome with accommodation and activity options for all.

OnePassNZ

NEW in 2012 use the OnePassNZ as your snow passport.  Whether travelling to Queenstown, Wanaka, the MacKenzie Basin or Canterbury there are ski areas and activities easily available to you.  

 

Staying in Wanaka

Wanaka is the place to stay to get the most out of skiing or riding Treble Cone.  While the option to commute from Queenstown is there, leave time in your day for unwinding instead of driving by staying locally and enjoying the friendly alpine town.

Nestled in the heart of the Southern Lakes, Wanaka is one of the world's most beautiful winter resort towns situated on the shores of Lake Wanaka and surrounded by snowcapped mountains. Ever changing weather makes for shifting views and landscapes.

Enjoy the Treble Cone slopes by day and Wanaka's après ski will keep you well entertained by night. Whether it is relaxing in soothing hot pools, sampling local cuisine and wines at sumptuous restaurants or enjoying the local nightlife, Wanaka has something for everyone.

 

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Winter in Wanaka

With a ski season from late June until early October, a winter holiday in the lakeside alpine resort of Wanaka doesn't get much better for Snowsports  enthusiasts with the local resorts of Treble Cone and Cardrona giving visitors a world class downhill experience.  Take a helicopter to the beckoning mountains for an untouched experience.

Add in the slopestyle features of the Snowpark built to an international standard and the Snow Farm's cross country trails and you have the most diverse range of winter sports anywhere in New Zealand.

Resorts are approximately a half hour from the town centre with the last few kilometres on unsealed (gravel) surfaces and subject to alpine weather conditions. Chains should be carried and four-wheel-drive vehicles are recommended, especially for families. Treble Cone runs a shuttle service from the base of the access road and there are transport options from Wanaka and Queenstown. See here for more details.

 

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