The present site of Wanaka was first surveyed in 1863. Settlement increased in Pembroke, what the city was formerly called during the 1870s because of timber mining in the Matukituki Valley that used Lake Wanaka for transport. Wanaka is a popular ski and summer resort town in the Otago region of the South Island of New Zealand. It is primarily a resort town with both summer and winter seasons and is economically based on the many outdoor activities it offers. Some famous sights in Wanaka include; Roys Peak, Puzzling World, Treble Cone Ski Area, Cardrona Alpine Resort, #ThatWanakaTree, Roys Peak Track, Mount Aspiring National Park, Wanaka Lavender Farm, Snow Farm NZ and others.
Being a city with numerous tourist attractions and beautiful sights, visitors will enjoy the most stunning views of the city on walking and biking tours through the best city pathways and can visit and explore ancient ruins, historical centres, and museums on sightseeing tours as well as cultural and historical tours. Tourists can also indulge in other interesting activities like food and wine tasting tours that offer visitors an insight into the city's culinary lifestyle and other amazing outdoor activities. Private custom tours are also available to visitors, which allow them to enjoy personalised experiences of the city. With boat cruises and sailings, visitors can explore the city's water bodies and engage in water sport activities, including snorkelling, kayaking, and others.
Aside from the above tour activities, visitors will also enjoy convenient airport transfers and other city transports within the city, suitable for individual and group transfers, and can visit and explore famous landmarks outside Wanaka on day trips and excursions from the city to neighbouring cities and towns. With Tripindicator, these tour activities and several others can be enjoyed at very affordable rates with assurances of the best experiences, as the tour activities were carefully selected from tour packages with the best customer ratings and reviews.
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