QUEENSTOWN
Queenstown’s best days out.
The 7 most popular farms tours in Queenstown. A short list of the ones worth planning a day around, with prices, run times and who to book with.
Cruise Lake Whakatipu and tour Walter Peak High Country Farm with animal encounters, live sheep-shearing, and freshly baked tea in Queenstown.
Most Popular“The farm tour was fantastic. and the ride on the old steamship was super.”
Lake Wakatipu dinner cruise to Walter Peak: Steamship or modern boat, BBQ buffet, sheep-shearing show, and return to Queenstown.
“Must do for anyone visiting. The farmhouse and gardens are absolutely beautiful. The meal itself was amazing, very fresh and tasty with lots of options. To top it off, the Steamship cruise was incredible.”
Cruise Lake Wakatipu by vintage steamship to Walter Peak Farm for sheepdog demos, gardens, and afternoon tea with scones from Queenstown.
“Earnslaw and farm tour was a great experience. Nice and relaxing. The staff were polite and welcoming.”
Cruise Lake Whakatipu to Walter Peak Farm for a wood-fired BBQ buffet, farm show, and big alpine views on a modern catamaran.
“Short boat trip across the lake with great views. BBQ buffet was spectacular. We had a front view table of lake outside. Farm show was also good. Great day had by all.”
Cruise Lake Whakatipu to Walter Peak’s Colonel’s Homestead for a BBQ buffet, desserts, and a working farm show.
“To be rugged up sitting up top was very cold The meal was delicious the meat just melted in your mouth 💙💗”
Cruise Lake Whakatipu to Walter Peak Farm in Queenstown, watch sheepdog herding, feed animals, and enjoy tea at the old woolshed.
“Great day out with the family! Thoroughly enjoyed all of it! The views were breathtaking.”
Cruise Lake Wakatipu to Walter Peak Farm for sheepdog herding, feeding animals, and tea in the old woolshed.
“Superb journey on the Catamaran. Walter Peak Farm is a magical location. Pristine wilderness with beautiful Victorian building/rose gardens and visually stunning backdrop for Farm. The animals were adorable, especially the highland cows. Read more”
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