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Wildlife & Scenery: Lion Tour in Cromwell - Queenstown

Wildlife & Scenery: Lion Tour in Cromwell

Cromwellmoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

4–6 hours

Fitness Level

Moderate physical fitness needed for walking and vehicle transfers

Overview

Discover Cromwell's rugged landscapes and elusive wildlife on the Lion Tour, an unforgettable outdoor adventure. Perfect for nature lovers seeking a authentic experience in New Zealand’s inland wilderness.

Guided Tour
Cromwell, Otago

Lion Tour - Cromwell

Half Day Private Wine Tour from Cromwell

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About This Adventure

A lazy day of wine tasting under the Central Otago sun.


Rates

Adult (18 years old and over) $395

Includes Pickup from Cromwell __________________

Duration

4 Hours


About

Your day begins when you are picked up from your accommodation by your Roaring Tours guide. From there you are taken to your first winery in Bannockburn where you will taste a large variety of wines and styles. After you have been to your first winery, you will head to a second tasting room in Cromwell Basin.

Your third and last stop is lunch at Wild Earth’s Stoaker Room where you will partake in their infamous ‘Stoaker Banquet’ - A 5 dish gourmet bbq banquet served to you on a large wine barrel stave. This is expertly paired with matching wines for you to enjoy.After lunch the day is done, and you will be dropped back at your accommodation.

Please bring appropriate clothing for the day


Inclusions

  • Complimentary pickup and drop off from anywhere in Cromwell.
  • Wine tastings 3 vineyards,
  • lunch at Stoaker Room
  • Complimentary bottled water
  • Photo stops if requested.

Adventure Tips

Stay hydrated and wear sun protection

Bring plenty of water, sunglasses, and sunscreen for long outdoor periods.

Dress in layers

Weather can change quickly in the high country; layering keeps you comfortable.

Bring binoculars for wildlife viewing

Enhance your chances of spotting birds and big cats in the distance.

Respect wildlife and maintain a safe distance

Always observe animals quietly and from afar to avoid disturbance.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Eastern long-fin eel
  • Pukeko (swamp hen)

History

Cromwell was originally a gold mining town before turning into an agricultural hub, influencing its rugged landscape.

Conservation

Efforts focus on protecting native bird species and restoring wetlands, ensuring the area's ecosystems remain vibrant for future generations.

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Recommended Gear

Sturdy hiking boots

Essential

Good ankle support and grip are vital for uneven terrain.

Sun hat and sunglasses

Essential

Protection from sun exposure during outdoor activities.

summer specific

Water bottle or hydration pack

Essential

Stay hydrated during the tour's outdoor segments.

Camera or smartphone with zoom

Capture wildlife and landscape moments from a distance.