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TSS Earnslaw Cruise and Walter Peak Horse Trek
Take in the sights when you take the reins of your adventure. Head off on a relaxing meander along the peninsula and through farmland.
What to expect
Our experienced guide will take you on a horse trek across rolling high-country farmland to a spectacular lookout location with views of Lake Whakatipu and the surrounding mountains.
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What's included
- Return scenic cruise from Queenstown to Walter Peak on the vintage steamship, TSS Earnslaw
- Morning or afternoon tea including scones, cakes and slices freshly baked at the farm
- Small group, personalised guided 40 minute horse trek
- Horses saddles, bridles and riding helmets provided
Visit date
Select the date you'd like to visit to check ticket availability.
Note
- We’re thrilled to announce that the iconic TSS Earnslaw has returned from her annual survey and is ready to welcome guests aboard once again across Lake Whakatipu to Walter Peak High Country Farm.
Seasons
- October to April
Time
- Tours depart daily from the RealNZ Visitor Centre, Steamer Wharf, Queenstown at 9am / 11am / 1pm / 3pm (depending on the season)
- Please ensure you check-in at least 20 minutes prior to departure
- Parking in Summer months can be challenging, please ensure you allow ample time to park your car and check in for your departure
- All vouchers must be exchanged for boarding passes prior to boarding
Departure Location
RealNZ Visitor Centre on Steamer Wharf, 88 Beach Street, Queenstown Bay
What To Bring
- Covered shoes/boots (non slip), long trousers, warm clothing/jacket, sunscreen/sunglasses, camera and personal medication.
Product Sessions
11am Cruise and Walter Peak Horse Trek
1pm Cruise and Walter Peak Horse Trek
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