The Tasman Glacier is 27m long, and is considered New Zealand’s longest glacier. It’s an approximately 40-minutes round trip walk to the Tasman Glacier viewpoint, which provides stunning views of Aoraki Mt Cook, the Southern Alps, and the lower Tasman Glacier. Access starts at the Blue Lakes car park.
This is a beautiful walk that takes around 3-hours (10km return) giving you views over Mueller Glacier, Hooker Lake and Aoraki Mount Cook.
Take to the skies for a mesmerizing aerial view of the region, whilst being close to the west coast just beyond the Southern Alps and circle around Aoraki Mt Cook, New Zealand’s tallest peak.
Explore the world’s largest Gold Status International Dark Sky Reserve. With minimal light pollution, the night sky comes alive – join a tour or find a quiet spot to marvel at the incredible stars.
Open from mid-November to April 1st, the lavender fields offer a serene backdrop. Indulge in lavender ice cream while enjoying the alpine farm’s scenery and capturing stunning photos.
This is worth a visit when in the region with the center providing information on walks and climbs. Explore the museum showcasing mountaineering history, along with region-specific flora and fauna.
Located at the Hermitage hotel, this museum pays tribute to Sir Edmund Hillary. Learn about the town’s colorful transport and climbing history, including Hillary’s remarkable achievements and training for Everest and Antarctic expeditions.
Auckland is New Zealand’s largest city and the perfect starting point for your Kiwi adventure, with no shortage of ways to explore, eat, and unwind. Here’s how to make the most of your time in the City of Sails, with Haka House as your base.
Discover some of the most scenic and rewarding day trips to take from Queenstown. Whether you’re here for epic landscapes, local culture, or a low-key nature fix, these nearby escapes deliver the goods. Even better? They’re all easily reached from Haka House Queenstown or Queenstown Lakefront.
Explore the best summer walks in Queenstown, from lakeside trails to mountain lookouts. Discover hikes like Moke Lake, Lake Hayes, and Ben Lomond near Haka House.
As the southern hemisphere welcomes the cooler embrace of autumn, New Zealand transforms into a canvas of warm hues and crisp, inviting weather. Autumn in New Zealand, stretching from March to May, is a spectacle of nature not to be missed. Experience the stunning autumnal colours, diverse activities, and breathtaking landscapes each region has to offer.