Looking for an affordable activity for everyone to enjoy? You can hire your disc at 'Small Planet Queenstown' opposite Torpedo 7 in town. Disc Hire is $5 for the day. An official score...card with a course map is available for $3. Course entry is FREE. This activity is an excellent option as you get to walk around the beautiful Queenstown gardens and capture some great Instagram shots of the lake and mountains, all while getting in your steps for the day with 18 holes to walk around. You can also take some beverages with you to enjoy on a warm sunny day as there is no liquor ban in the area.

It’s one of the best ways to see Queenstown’s surrounding landscape – a cruise across Lake Whakatipu aboard the iconic century-old coal-fired steamship, the TSS Earnslaw. The TSS Earnslaw has...been lovingly maintained since 1912 and is an iconic piece of Queenstown's history. Take time to explore the vessel, view the engine room, and study the historic displays of the steamship's former life. Your trip will take you across the lake, past the Remarkables mountain range and Cecil Peak, to Walter Peak High Country Farm. You can choose to add a Walter Peak Farm Tour or our famous gourmet long lunch, or cruise back to Queenstown Bay.

Golf, drinks and fun with friends & family surrounded by spectacular views? Say less! Queenstown has six stunning golf courses within just 20 minutes drive of the town centre, including three internationally-renowned...courses. Tāhuna plays host to three championship Marquee golf courses renowned for their unique design, breath-taking beauty, and recognised as the top golf courses in New Zealand. The exclusive Hills course offers dramatic changes in elevation set over 500 acres of mountain valley scenery including a sculpture park. Jack’s Point is a spectacular 18-hole par 72 championship course overlooking Lake Whakatipu. The award-winning Millbrook Resort plays host to the NZ Open on a stunning 27-hole course where you can tee off on the same greens as golf legends and US president Bill Clinton.