Queenstown to Middlemarch Small-Group Guided Tour (One-Way)
Queenstown to Middlemarch Small-Group Guided Tour (One-Way)
Queenstown to Middlemarch Small-Group Guided Tour (One-Way)
Queenstown to Middlemarch Small-Group Guided Tour (One-Way)
Queenstown to Middlemarch Small-Group Guided Tour (One-Way)
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Queenstown to Middlemarch Small-Group Guided Tour (One-Way)

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Available from Apr 3
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DKK 710.45
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Highlights

Enjoy a small-group experience with a maximum of 15 guests
Explore the historic gold rush towns of Cromwell and St Bathans
Marvel at the dramatic landscapes of Central Otago on a guided tour
Itinerary
Begin your journey with a hotel pickup in Queenstown, the adventure capital of New Zealand. As you depart, travel east through the iconic Gibbston wine region and the dramatic Kawarau Gorge, where gold rush history and rugged beauty combine.

Drive alongside the shimmering waters of Lake Dunstan and Cromwell, a town rich in gold mining history and nestled at the confluence of the Clutha and Kawarau Rivers. Stop for morning tea (available for purchase) at the historic town of Clyde.

Pause for photos at the picturesque 1880 suspension bridge — a testament to 19th-century engineering that spans the Manuherikia River in one of Central Otago's oldest settlements. Wander through the atmospheric ghost town of St Bathans, where gold once ruled and stories still echo. Marvel at the haunting Blue Lake, formed by mining, and explore well-preserved buildings from a bygone era.

Nestled at the foot of the Rock and Pillar Range, Middlemarch is a charming rural town that marks the start (or end!) of the iconic Otago Central Rail Trail. With its wide skies, rustic landscapes, and warm southern hospitality, it's the perfect place to experience the quiet beauty of inland Otago. Whether you're soaking in the history of the old rail line, enjoying a coffee in a local café, or just taking in the dramatic high country scenery, Middlemarch offers a peaceful pause and a true slice of classic Kiwi heartland.