Lake Wānaka

Lake Wanaka, created 10,000 years ago by huge glaciers, lives next to Lake Hawia, separated by a small piece of silvery white land called the neck. These two lakes surrounded by magnificent peaks have beautiful cobbled beaches and are popular sights for locals and tourists, especially during the long and warm summer months.

That lonely tree, whenever you see it, is so beautiful, and someone plays the piano for you. The beauty of New Zealand is really beautiful in every corner, and it is natural and uncarved, and there are few places that need tickets.

Wanaka, located in the Lake District of Wanaka on New Zealand’s South Island, offers a fascinating combination of exquisite living, family entertainment and adventure. There are plenty of cafes, restaurants and fun shops, and sightseeing flights or skydiving can be arranged. In addition, a willow tree in Wanaka has attracted a large number of photographers because of its shape, long in the water, and is famous for local photographer Ice Sheet Chiga named "lonely willow tree", which can be described as one of New Zealand's representative attractions.

It’s so beautiful to walk around the lake and there are many restaurants, bars, cafes around to sit down and have something to drink

Very quiet place, also met a wandering pianist, so envious of the tree in the lake!

The lake is blue, and there are many high-end hotels built around the lake.

Queenstown is on the edge of Wanaka Lake. You can stroll by the lake. The main reason is that Queenstown is a base near the South Island. It is convenient to go to the fjord to drift here. You can also take the cable car up the mountain to see Wanaka Lake and Queenstown night view, very beautiful!

The sightseeing plank road is on the south bank of Lake Wanaka. There are some winding walking trails that start at Lake Hawea. The camping area on the lake is a great place for a wonderful holiday. Sailing, swimming, sailing and fishing are popular activities in summer.