Going Blue’s YourWay: Tiki Tour Otago invites you to curate your own adventure across Queenstown’s stunning landscapes, boutique wineries, and historic towns. Discover Otago on your terms with private, customizable touring.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
3–8 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels as the experience is vehicle-based with optional light walking at stops.
Wildlife
History
Otago’s gold rush heritage from the 1860s still shapes towns like Arrowtown, whose preserved Chinese mining village offers a window into the past.
Conservation
Going Blue supports sustainable tourism by encouraging low-impact visits to vineyards and natural sites, helping protect Otago’s delicate alpine ecosystems.
Going Blue
Going Blue’s YourWay: Tiki Tour Otago invites you to curate your own adventure across Queenstown’s stunning landscapes, boutique wineries, and historic towns. Discover Otago on your terms with private, customizable touring.
Going Blue is a Queenstown, Otago based transport and adventure operator offering private shuttles, bike hire, self-guided rides, snow play transfers and vineyard tours across Queenstown and Central Otago. The company runs door-to-door private shuttles to Remarkables ski field, small-group Coronet Peak transfers for the Snow Touch Adventure, and one-way shuttles connecting Arrowtown and Queenstown. Self-guided cycling options include the Shotover River Trail, the Ale Trail from Arrowtown to Arthurs Point, the Valley of the Vines ride through Gibbston, and alternative routes that pass the Hugo Tunnel and Kimiākau Suspension Bridge.
Vehicle fleets are equipped for all weather conditions and configured for flexible group sizes, including private transfers for up to 11 passengers. Bike hire covers e-bikes and mountain bikes with recommended trails such as the Kelvin Heights Loop, Arrowtown and Ayrburn Adventure, and the full-day Gold Miner’s Muscle route. The Central Otago Signature Vineyard Tour visits Gibbston wineries, pairs tastings with a gourmet lunch, and highlights local wine history.
Going Blue focuses on convenience, safety and local knowledge to connect visitors from central Queenstown to ski fields, backcountry trails and vineyards. Booking options allow private departures, small-group shuttles and flexible returns. With an emphasis on family-friendly snow play and self-guided cycling, the operator makes mountain, wine and cycling experiences accessible and straightforward for visitors to the Queenstown region. Staff provide clear booking information, flexible pickup windows and on-route support, and vehicles meet local safety standards to ensure reliable transport for families, groups and independent cyclists exploring throughout the region.
Tours Offered
11
Shuttles, bike and vineyard experiences
Ski Transfers
Remarkables & Coronet Peak
Door-to-door ski transport
Bike Hire
e-bikes & mountain bikes
Self-guided trail support
Private Capacity
Up to 11
Private shuttles for groups
Book private shuttles, Snow Touch family transfers, e-bike hire or the Central Otago vineyard tour — flexible pickup, small-group options and one-way shuttles available.
Prioritize Your Stops
Discuss your must-see spots with your guide ahead of time to maximize your personalized itinerary.
Book Early for Peak Times
To secure your preferred pickup time, especially during peak seasons, book several weeks in advance.
Dress for Variable Weather
Otago’s weather can shift quickly; layering will keep you comfortable throughout the day.
Carry a Camera
This tour includes several scenic lookouts—bring a camera or smartphone to capture the stunning vistas.
Layered Clothing
Adapts to Otago’s variable weather throughout the day and across seasons.
Camera or Smartphone
Capture the stunning mountain views, vineyards, and historic sites.
Comfortable Walking Shoes
For light exploration at stops like vineyards, lakesides, and historic towns.
Sun Protection
Sunscreen, hats and sunglasses protect against strong alpine sun during warm months.
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