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Catalogue Flight Center 01.01.2023 - 31.12.2023
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NEW ZEALAND Queenstown, a destination for If you know anything about Queenstown, it’s likely one of two things. First, it's an incredible destination for skiing and snowboarding. Second, it’s arguably the most beautiful place in the world (according to anyone who's flown in over those snow-capped peaks or driven the winding roads). What you might not know about Queenstown though, is just how much there is to do, whatever time of year you visit. And shoulder season, Autumn or Spring, might in fact be the most underrated time to check it out. HIKING We wouldn't be talking about a New Zealand destination without mentioning tramping, as the locals call it. In Queenstown you're spoilt for choice with everything from short lakeside walks to multi-day overland trails. Summer is, for the obvious lack of snow, the most reliable time for big hikes. But if you don’t want to choose between skiing and summer activities, late autumn or early spring can often allow you to do both! Strapped for time but want a quick tramp? Try Queenstown Hill for a short but spectacular trail. HIT THE SLOPES Queenstown is home to two local ski hills, Coronet Peak and The Remarkables ski area. Both are a short drive from town, offering runs catering to all skill levels. If you're keen to change it up for a day, further afield are Cardrona and Treble Cone ski areas. None of the resorts in Queenstown are ski-in ski-out, and all offer downhill skiing and snowboarding only ~ the steep slopes aren't ideal for cross country trails. The season usually opens at the start of June, and with good snow coverage stretches to the start of October. ADRENALINE ACTIVITIES Queenstown is arguably the adventure capital of the world and home to no less than three bungy jumps, multiple jet boat rides, canyon swings, ziplines and more. Mountain biking is to Queenstown's summer what snow sports are to its winter. There are 30km of cycle trails, plus three lift-assisted mountain bike parks for those looking for altitude. In fact, if you visit in September, you can make the most of skiing all morning and mountain bike riding all afternoon, HELICOPTER RIDES What's the ultimate splurge that’s worth every penny in Queenstown? Take a helicopter ride. There are multiple companies in Queenstown, like The Helicopter Line, that operate joy flights that will take you over Fiordland National Park, perhaps landing you on a glacier or having you sip champagne on a remote beach, spotting playful seals along the coastline before flying low through Milford Sound. Helicopters are, of course, weather dependent but operate year-round. This is hands down the best way to see Milford sound if you're time poor but activity hungry.

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NEW ZEALAND Queenstown, a destination for If you know anything about Queenstown, it’s likely one of two things. First, it's an incredible destination for skiing and snowboarding. Second, it’s arguably the most beautiful place in the world (according to anyone who's flown in over those snow-capped peaks or driven the winding roads). What you might not know about Queenstown though, is just how much there is to do, whatever time of year you visit. And shoulder season, Autumn or Spring, might in fact be the most underrated time to check it out. HIKING We wouldn't be talking about a New Zealand destination without mentioning tramping, as the locals call it. In Queenstown you're spoilt for choice with everything from short lakeside walks to multi-day overland trails. Summer is, for the obvious lack of snow, the most reliable time for big hikes. But if you don’t want to choose between skiing and summer activities, late autumn or early spring can often allow you to do both! Strapped for time but want a quick tramp? Try Queenstown Hill for a short but spectacular trail. HIT THE SLOPES Queenstown is home to two local ski hills, Coronet Peak and The Remarkables ski area. Both are a short drive from town, offering runs catering to all skill levels. If you're keen to change it up for a day, further afield are Cardrona and Treble Cone ski areas. None of the resorts in Queenstown are ski-in ski-out, and all offer downhill skiing and snowboarding only ~ the steep slopes aren't ideal for cross country trails. The season usually opens at the start of June, and with good snow coverage stretches to the start of October. ADRENALINE ACTIVITIES Queenstown is arguably the adventure capital of the world and home to no less than three bungy jumps, multiple jet boat rides, canyon swings, ziplines and more. Mountain biking is to Queenstown's summer what snow sports are to its winter. There are 30km of cycle trails, plus three lift-assisted mountain bike parks for those looking for altitude. In fact, if you visit in September, you can make the most of skiing all morning and mountain bike riding all afternoon, HELICOPTER RIDES What's the ultimate splurge that’s worth every penny in Queenstown? Take a helicopter ride. There are multiple companies in Queenstown, like The Helicopter Line, that operate joy flights that will take you over Fiordland National Park, perhaps landing you on a glacier or having you sip champagne on a remote beach, spotting playful seals along the coastline before flying low through Milford Sound. Helicopters are, of course, weather dependent but operate year-round. This is hands down the best way to see Milford sound if you're time poor but activity hungry.
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