Passeios por Lindis Pass

We had the most amazing experience on our Mount Cook tour with Raghav! From start to finish, everything was incredibly smooth, well-organised and so much fun. He made the long drive feel effortless with his friendly personality, great stories and helpful local tips. We had plenty of scenic stops for photos and never felt rushed, which made the whole day feel relaxed and enjoyable. Raghav was also very attentive, making sure everyone was comfortable and having a great time.

Tuvimos una experiencia excepcional en este tour. Nos preocupaba el tiempo para completar el sendero Hooker Valley, pero lo terminamos con 25 minutos de sobra. La vista era tan impresionante que incluso nos comprometimos al final. Un agradecimiento especial a Ana por ser una guía maravillosa. Era una fuente de conocimiento y también muy amable. Lo recomiendo encarecidamente.

I had a good time travelling from Christchruch to Queenstown. We were also stopped at several places like Mt. Cook, Tasman Glacier, Lake Tekapo, Lake Pukaki, Lindis Pass, Orchrdas and High Country Salmon. If you are travelling from Christchurch to Queenstown, you will be transferred into other van in Mt Cook. Don't worry, the driver is as welcome as the first one. Overall good experience, thank you!

Our guide was Dayton from Cheeky. He is enthusiastic and very positive. He also helped to take pictures. I highly recommend this activity compared to Milford Sound. You need to trek for 3 hours, but the view of Mt. Cook was really worth it. I just hope we had at least 4 hours for a more relaxed trek.

Our recent road trip from Queenstown to Christchurch was nothing short of spectacular. This journey is a masterclass in NZ’s natural beauty, offering landscapes that feel pulled straight from a movie set. Leaving Queenstown, the drive through the tussock-clad Lindis Pass is hauntingly beautiful. We made a quick stop in Omarama—before the scenery shifted into the dramatic Mackenzie Country. Lake Pukaki & Mt Cook: Nothing prepares you for the first glimpse of Lake Pukaki. The water is an impossibly bright, milky turquoise. Following the shoreline toward Aoraki/Mt Cook was the highlight; seeing the snow-capped peak of NZ highest mountain reflected in the water is a memory I’ll keep forever. Lake Tekapo: A stop at the iconic Church of the Good Shepherd is essential. The contrast of the stone chapel against the vibrant blue lake is stunning. The final stretch through the Canterbury Plains into Christchurch offered a peaceful transition from the rugged alps to the "Garden City."

Fair transfer. Having some stopover to snap a photos. Lake Pukaki was the beauty scenic spot for real

Driver is punctual and there are some stops for scenery. We reached Mount Cook earlier than expected and that place is one of the place to visit.

Mount Cook National Park is truly magnificent. There are several walking routes available. When I first arrived in the afternoon, I took a simple route that featured valleys, suspension bridges, and glacial lakes. It was truly spectacular!