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Heli Tours Queenstown

Heli Tours Queenstown is locally owned and operated by Paul and Katherine Mitchell, New Zealanders who grew up in the Southern Lakes and Canterbury regions. With a passion to showcase their extensive knowledge of the local geography and history the Mitchells have a special relationship with this land and history.

Specialising in helicopter flights around Queenstown, Milford Sound, Fiordland, Catlins, Mt Cook, West Coast and the South Island, Heli Tours provide you with fresh new experiences with a personal touch, showcasing the High Country environment of the South Island- alpine lakes, glaciers, local food and wine producers, untouched beaches and magnificent waterfalls. Heli Tours have unique experiences or can tailor-make a unique tour just for you. Combining scenic helicopter flights with extensive family properties throughout the South Island such as the Mountain Chef, Heli Tours provides a very unique New Zealand experience that no other can do. Heli Tours Queenstown also works alongside our charter boat business - Fiordland Charters with the MV Pembroke based in Dusky Sound, Fiordland National Park

SITE Trampoline

Take your trampolining, fitness and freestyle training to a whole new level at SITE!

Practice freestyle tricks, improve your aerial awareness and confidence, get fit or just hang out with your mates. If you want to bounce, SITE has it covered!

Try the world’s biggest, most powerful trampolines!

We’ve got two massive Supertramps. You’ve never had so much air time!

You can also try our seven Olympic quality trampolines and a super fun tramp park with over 30 interconnected trampolines and a walled tramp area.

Master your tricks in our foam pit & air bag.

If you wanna try freestyle tricks but you haven’t quite nailed the landing, try them knowing you’ll land safely in our foam pit, or on our super soft air bag.

Escape Dunedin

Escape is a new activity for teams of 2-6 people. We lock you in and you have 60 minutes to get out. Your team will work together to crack codes, discover hidden clues, and find a way to escape. We offer four authentic and immersive games at two iconic Dunedin locations. Try one, and you'll be back! One of the greatest teams in the world enjoyed a successful escape ... and so will you.

Routeburn Track

While the Routeburn Track may be a shorter multi-day hike, it has some of the biggest scenery. With soaring mountain peaks, huge valleys, waterfalls and jewel-like lakes the track links the Mount Aspiring National Park with Fiordland National Park.The highest point of the track is 1,255 metres above sea level - so the views are simply spectacular.

The part of New Zealand that the Routeburn Track winds through has been shaped by successive glaciations into fiords, rocky coasts, towering cliffs, lakes and waterfalls. Birdlife is prolific through forested sections of the track; native tomtits, robins, fantails, wood pigeons and bellbirds are commonly seen, as well as the cheeky Kea, the world's only alpine parrot.

This is not a loop track and can be walked in either direction; one track end is at the Routeburn Shelter (near Glenorchy) and the other is at The Divide (closer to Te Anau). It is recommended that this track is avoided between May - September, when there is high risk of avalanches.