Traveleze: 3 Activities to Get Reincarnated in Queenstown New Zealand

New Zealand’s Queenstown has got the reputation of being a spiritual home to the adrenaline junkies with flourishing scene of bungee jumping, jet-boating and river rafting etc. But what to do after you have tired up your muscles and are exhausted to death. Here’s our pick of less audacious activities to ease off in luxuriant style along with pleasing yourself.

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Revive yourself in Japanese-style hot pools

Rejuvenating at private Japanese-style hot pools, with majestic commanding views of the isolated Shotover River, is the best option after a tiring adrenaline rush. The vistas from each pool can be tailored to ones’ desire for optimizing privacy and panoramas as baths are usually taken up by couples. Lift up your romance by pampering your senses with aromatherapy in the candlelit settings. Try booking your baths in the much enchanted twilight time.

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Pamper your tongue at Gibbston Wine & Food Festival

In summers, New Zealand hosts many awe-inspiring culinary fests, out of which the Gibbston Wine and Food Festival is arguably the best. Nestled away in Kawararau valley, the exotic vineyards of the region maintain a climate in which sumptuous and savory wines flourishes. Orchestras and Cooking classes sway the one-day festival somewhere in the Mid-march. For a spine tingling experience, take a chopper ride to see the ethereal vistas of the vineyards alongside river valley which is at its raw best.

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Embrace the charm of Glenorchy on a horseback

Towards the north of Lake Wakatipu, the laid-back settlement of Glenorchy is a tranquiller substitute to the bustling areas of the Queenstown. Past the northern boundaries of the lake, the landscape changes harmoniously into a mix of isolated farms, towering mountain peaks and glacier fed rivers. This fantasy land is mostly explored on a horseback. The mesmerizing excursions vary from one-hour ride along the Rees river valley to overnight stays in rustic huts amidst the wilderness of mountains.