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Cheap flight tickets to Queenstown

prices from 5583 zł

Trip type
Warszawa
Applicable service fee: 69 -129 zł

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Queenstown, nestled in the heart of New Zealand’s South Island, is renowned for its breathtaking alpine beauty and adventure sports. This picturesque town is a hub for thrill-seekers and nature lovers alike, offering activities year-round.

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Queenstown - Weather

Average monthly temperature & precipitation

  1. December

    Temperature 12°C

    Precipitation 51%

  2. January

    Temperature 12°C

    Precipitation 41%

  3. February

    Temperature 11°C

    Precipitation 42%

  4. March

    Temperature 8°C

    Precipitation 38%

  5. April

    Temperature 7°C

    Precipitation 43%

  6. May

    Temperature 2°C

    Precipitation 48%

  7. June

    Temperature 2°C

    Precipitation 40%

  8. July

    Temperature 1°C

    Precipitation 45%

  9. August

    Temperature 1°C

    Precipitation 45%

  10. September

    Temperature 3°C

    Precipitation 46%

  11. October

    Temperature 5°C

    Precipitation 48%

  12. November

    Temperature 4°C

    Precipitation 53%

Discover Queenstown

About the city

Queenstown is a vibrant resort town located on the shores of Lake Wakatipu, with a backdrop of the majestic Southern Alps. Known as the "Adventure Capital of the World," it offers a plethora of adrenaline-pumping activities, including bungee jumping, skiing, and skydiving. The town's rich history, tied to the gold rush of the 1860s, can be explored through its many heritage trails and quaint streets lined with boutique shops and cozy cafes. The warm local hospitality and lively arts scene also contribute to its unique charm.

Top attractions

Visitors to Queenstown can indulge in a variety of attractions that suit both adventure seekers and leisure travelers. The Skyline Gondola offers stunning panoramic views, leading to Bob’s Peak where hiking trails and luge rides await. For a more serene experience, a cruise on the iconic TSS Earnslaw steamboat provides a glimpse into the region’s past while sailing across Lake Wakatipu. Nature enthusiasts will relish a visit to Milford Sound, a breathtaking fjord located within Fjordland National Park. Wine aficionados can explore the nearby vineyards of Central Otago, renowned for producing world-class Pinot Noir.

Best time to visit

The best time to visit Queenstown largely depends on the type of activities you’re interested in. The winter months from June to August are ideal for skiing and snowboarding, with the Remarkables and Coronet Peak ski areas drawing winter sports lovers from around the globe. Summer, from December to February, offers long, sunny days perfect for hiking, mountain biking, and water sports. Spring and autumn are quieter, offering the beauty of blooming flowers and autumnal colors respectively, providing picturesque landscapes without the peak season crowds.

Frequently asked questions

Read some of the most frequently asked questions about flights to Queenstown

From the airport, you can reach Queenstown city centre by taxi, which is the quickest option. Alternatively, there are shuttle services and local buses that provide a more economical choice.