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Wanaka is a winter sports destination in New Zealand that is shielded from the rest of the world by the surrounding Southern Alps. Lake Wanaka is at its footsteps while Mount Aspiring National Park watches over its residents. While flight seeing and skydiving give locals a kick after an espresso in the morning, the several lakes in the neighboring region reflect the city's love for water sports.
Tourist Attractions in Wanaka
Besides its shops, cafes, restaurants, snow venues and air shows, Wanaka also beckons nature lovers and adventure sports enthusiasts to come and explore its secrets.
Lake Wanaka
Lake Wanaka, a result of glacial activity, presents a picture postcard scene to its visitors. The tall poplar trees on its banks and crystal clear waters make Lake Wanaka, the fourth largest in New Zealand, a delight for water sports enthusiasts
Mount Aspiring National Park
Mount Aspiring (over 3000 m in height) stands tall amidst the protective peaks of Southern Alps. Tour the National Park and an insider's view on a rare Alpine ecosystem in the world. The Ski fields, mountain biking and hiking trails, and walking tracks and bridle trails in the foothills are its added attractions.
Activities in Tourist Attractions in Wanaka
Besides heritage tours, tours to art galleries and museums, and cultural activities, Wanaka is a hit with tourists for its array of adventure sports. Sample some: jet boating, canoeing, kayaking, sailing, climbing, walking, trekking, boat cruises, snowboarding, hunting, sky diving, fishing, golf, heli-skiing, cycling and mountain climbing.
How to Reach Wanaka
Wanaka Domestic Airport connects it with the other major cities in New Zealand and in the world.
Theme Highway
Besides guided tours, you can also explore Wanaka by road on the Southern Scenic Route.
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