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Mount Cook Day Trip

Mount Cook is New Zealand's highest mountain and one of the country's most photographed landmarks. Explore stunning scenery on this day trip from Queenstown. Mount Cook Day Trip.

  • 12 hours
  • 9Exceptional | 9 reviews

Mount Cook is New Zealand's highest mountain and one of the country's most photographed landmarks. Explore stunning scenery on this day trip from Queenstown.

Mount Cook Day Trip

We'll pick you up from your hotel in Queenstown at the indicated time and set off on our day trip to Mount Cook. Along the way, we'll make several stops to admire the wild landscapes of South Island, including a stop at a shop for snacks and refreshments.

We'll journey into the wilderness of New Zealand's Southern Alps, known for its mountains, glaciers, and lakes. A notable stop is Lake Pukaki, famous for its deep blue waters. We will continue until we reach Mount Cook.

You will have three hours of free time to explore the area, go hiking, or participate in local activities. Our group will reconvene at an agreed time for the return trip, with a stop at a salmon farm for lunch.

We expect to arrive back in Queenstown and drop you off at your hotel at approximately 6:45 pm.

Day Trip & Helicopter and Plane Ride

To enhance your visit to Mount Cook, you can add a small plane and helicopter ride with a snow landing when booking. This includes the same itinerary, plus a scenic flight in a light aircraft and a helicopter landing on the Tasman Glacier.

Included

  • Hotel pickup and drop–off
  • English–speaking guide
  • Transport by minibus with wifi
  • Small group size
  • Plane and helicopter ride (depending on selection)

Not included

  • Food and drinks

Tips

  • Accessibility: Yes, imperative to point out when the booking is made

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