Wanaka Hotels

... the town centre but all we could find was a sign for 'township' - where had only one small supermarket and 3 or 4 restaurants and hotels.  Apparently it was the town centre of Haast!  It was a tiny place!  We just parked our car up in the ...

... is a big move on here to sell small plots of land to make houses. Prices aren't cheap either. Most buildings (residential, shops, hotels, etc) are made of wood. The streets are wide enough for 2 lane traffic, a pavement for pedestrians and for cars to ...

... ' we stopped in for a coffee and break, did not reach our now confirmed expectation, that all of the cafés, bars and hotels in New Zealand maintain a standard of excellence and cleanliness above much of Europe. However, as soon as we drove on into the ...

... as their food drifted by. I was tempted to have a swim, but the nightmare rocks dissuaded me! When we arrived at Wanaka, the weather was a little lousy, but not too bad. We originally planned to go fishing, but unfortunately that never quite happened as ...

Ca y es me voilà parti avec Johan après être resté 2 semaines a Wanaka a ce tourner les pouces! Avec beaucoup de skate de bolaz et plein de bonne rencontre de tous les pays aussi et certaines personnes nous ont bien aidé à parler anglais et nous ...

... coast and spent time in Hokitika, visited the Franz Josef Glacier, Fox Glacier and then through the Southern Alps to Wanaka. Beverley and I took a helicopter flight over the glaciers, including Mount Tasman Glacier and then had views of Mount Cook. ...

... gelobt wird - kleine Cottages auf einer Lavendelfarm - wir freuen uns jetzt schon. Anschliessend brechen wir zu unserer Wanderung in Wanaka auf - das Gebiet hier bietet viele Wanderwege. Einer der schönsten soll der Rob Roy Glacier Walk sein, der ...

... was best to get dinner in Wanaka and refuel before getting back to Queenstown for the night.  I’d heard a lot about Wanaka being a small version of Queenstown and I had thought it couldn’t get much smaller than Queenstown but as Wanaka, ...

... nett, auch hier hätte man gut einen Tag verbringen können. Weiter gehts über die landschaftlich schönere Strecke nach Wanaka (man könnte auf dem Highway fahren, wir wählen aber die Bergstrecke über Cardrona, ein Skigebiet zwischen Queenstown und ...

... . We get to Queenstown and are tempted to go back there for one night but manage to resist and carry on to Wanaka. We arrive and find most hostels/hotels are booked up already with 'no vacancy' the favorite sign in New Zealand at present. We manage to get ...

... been in over here and it was really strange walking back down to the hostel, I didn't mind staying at the hostel one bit! I wonder if I have changed my taste in costly, plush hotels? Probably not ;) Nice place, glad I took the trip out here to Mount ...

... passed and we were on our way again. Haast is a tiny town, even by New Zealand standards, with a couple of cabin hotels by the road, and a few other houses spread over some area surround by giant forests, it is truly in the lost world. The ...

... in the township of Cadrona by 1869, including 3 European stores, 4 Chinese ones, a blacksmith,  4 butcheries, a baker & 3 other hotels but now the only buildings left are the hotel & the store. The pub has loads of character & there are ...

... 12 tour coaches, and lots of campers for 3days. So gald it didn't happen to us as there is literally nothing there, no hotels and only a small cafe. After Te Anua we headed for Dunedin, this was another large town, with lots of shops and ...

... . In summary, Queenstown is the most happening town in New Zealand, in a great location. It has a great ski resort feel, luxury hotels, the best dining and good social scene. However it can get a little crazy at times with the younger 'party bus' ...

... thought we'd be safe with that.  When we arrived there, though, the village was tiny - it was really just a collection of hotels, motels, lodges and hostels, although there was a tiny school too!  We didn't see any signs of a shop, let alone a ...