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Introducing Queenstown


The natural beauty of the area hypnotizes all visitors. Though its main economic source is tourism right now, the city was originally founded by the people working at the gold mine in the 1860s. Careful town planning and organization ensured that travel within the city is very easy to this day.

Queenstown is known for:


Montagne Bord de mer Sports extrêmes Escalade Randonnée Ski Natation Nature et vie sauvage Divertissement et shopping

Informations rapides

VILLES A PROXIMITE
Dunedin (282 km)
Wanaka (67 km)
Alexandra (90 km)
UNITE MONETAIRE
New Zealand Dollar (NZD)

CODE DU TELEPHONE
+64

ALIMENTATION ELECTRIQUE
I

FUSEAU HORAIRE
GMT -5

PRIX MOYEN D'UN CAFE
€2.92

PRIX MOYEN D'UN REPAS
€94.73

Queenstown airport information

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SERVICES DE TRANSPORTS PUBLICS :

You can reach the city center from the airport using the Connectabus service. The distance between the airport and the city center is 7 km. Buses depart every 15 minutes and cost $12 for adults and $5.50 for children. You can buy a ticket from the kiosk in the airport or on the bus. The journey takes about 15–20 minutes

Temps moyen au départ de l'aéroport : 15–20 minutes

Distance au départ de l'aéroport : 7 km

TAXI :

If you don’t want to waste time waiting for the bus service, you can get to the city center using the taxi service that runs from the airport. The average cost of a taxi from the airport to the city center is $35 and the journey takes about 10–15 minutes.

Prix moyen d'un taxi : $35

LOUER UNE VOITURE :

Miles & Smiles members earn 100 Miles per day, up to maximum 1000 Miles. What’s more, rentals made through the website for 1 or 2 days earn an extra 250 Miles, while rentals for 3 or more days earn an extra 500 Miles.

Prix moyen de location d'une voiture : N/A

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