A quirky attraction just outside Wānaka, recognisable by its leaning tower. It has a large outdoor 3D maze, a two-storey wooden labyrinth with towers to reach at each corner (it takes most people at least an hour), and illusion rooms: a tilted room where water appears to run uphill, the Hall of Following Faces and a Hologram Hall.
It's great fun for all ages, especially on a rainy day. The café has tables with puzzles to try while you wait.
A large, low-cost campground on a council reserve at the meeting of the Clutha and Hāwea rivers, 5 km from Wānaka, run by Hampshire Holiday Parks.
A lone crack willow growing in the shallow water at the edge of Lake Wānaka, which has become one of the most photographed trees in the world, agains…
A steep, zig-zagging climb of 1,250 m up farmland and tussock to the summit of Roys Peak (1,578 m), with one of the most famous views in New Zealand:…
The largest ski area in the Southern Lakes region, known for long runs, steep terrain and natural half-pipes, and for one of the best views from any …
This is a basic campsite in Central Otago.
Camp alongside Lake Hāwea in a large, grassy area with good shade from mountain beech trees.
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