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Custom Wine Tour, Does it Fits You?

Wine Tour is one of the best ways to spend your vacation. This involves traveling to marvelous places where you can explore and live your life. It is also a great moment to make memories and see the culture. Because of this, tour companies are popular nowadays. You can get affordable yet fun packages on a trusted tour company like the Altitude tours who is an expert on Queenstown and Central Otago in New Zealand.

Altitude Tours gives you world-class travel experience on the lovely city of Queenstown. We give you scenic tours that let you indulge in the breathtaking views our place has to offer. We give you a daily guided wine & craft beer tours from Queenstown to the best Central Otago wineries in our top of the range fleet of luxury Mercedes vehicles. Our local guides will entertain and educate you on this 4 hour ‘must do’ experience suitable for anyone and everyone visiting this unique corner of the globe.

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The Most Helpful Tips for the Best Wine Tour Experience

Wine travel is one of the best ways to spend your weekend or vacation. What is amiable about wine travel is filling your taste buds with an exquisite liquid which creates memorable experience too. For any newbie in the world of winery, the next move is to build a strong wine relationship through visiting different vineyards and going on a wine tour.

Wine is a beverage that speaks to your soul. There are so many idiomatic expression about it because of how each old bottle of wine turn its liquid into a delicious refinery as the years go by. Being new to wine should not make you feel intimidated. In fact, you can use this opportunity to get to know more about it.

These helpful tips for your wine travel will surely make it special.

1. Visit earlier to avoid disappointment

There are 2 reasons why you need to book early - wineries can only accommodate a handful of people and so you can avoid the crowds. You need to book one month ahead to make sure you get the perfect day for wine tasting. Visiting earlier than other wine travellers will benefit you more because it gives you all the attention of wine makers for any queries you have in mind.

Also, you need to know how long will your wine travel be. In a winerist survey, they found out that 14% of people went for the day, 47% went for the weekend, 30% went for a week and 9% went for more than a week.

2. Spit or swallow

In most social events, spitting is an unethical behavior. But in wineries, you don’t have to pretend to like a wine that taste awful in your mouth. Face it, not all wine taste divine as some taste like soil and too bitter for your liking. It is okay to spit the wines just as long as you’re going to use the spittoons. Don’t feel obligated to finish it, otherwise you won’t enjoy your wine travel.

3. To drive or not to drive?

The best answer to this question is to join a small group tour of 4-8 people. We pick this option rather than hiring a driver or going on a self-drive tour because this will give you an opportunity to interact with your co-wine lovers and ease off your mind from any worries of driving.

Don’t go overboard in drinking though. You should still remember that you’re on a tour in a winery and not in some pub or bar.

4. Make it a Family-friendly affair

Who are the best buddies to make your wine travel a memorable one? Your family of course! There are several wineries that offer a kid-friendly environment. These wineries give kids their own brand of refined beverage through grape juices and allot a special space for kids to do their own activity in the vineyard.

5. Wine Travel should never cost so much

Yes, wine tasting are not only for engaged couples, elite or millionaires. Wine travel don’t need to cost you an arm and a leg. There are wine tours that are cheap yet can still fulfill your taste buds. We suggest for you to do your research first to avoid unnecessary premiums and charges. Wine travel is for everyone.

A friendly reminder: Never drink straight from the bottle.

Cheers!

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What can tourists do in Taupo, New Zealand?

Anyone traveling on the North Island in New Zealand will not pass the Taupo area in the centre without a stopover.You can find out why the city of Taupo and its region are suitable for a stopover of several days, which sights, highlights and camping opportunities there are and which tips you should have, in our guide.

What to expect at Taupo?  

The scenic highlights of Taupo range from the largest crystal clear lake in New Zealand to snow-capped volcanic mountains to lush green forests.The city of Taupo offers plenty of variety and adventure for all ages. The serenity of the locals is particularly noticeable here. Numerous cafes, restaurants, supermarkets, and shops offer everything your heart desires.

What lodgings can you get at Taupo?

In Taupo, many hotels, hostels, motels, and homestays are available in different price ranges. Here you can get a picture of the accommodations in Taupo. It’s best to book hotels and backpacker hostels on booking.com or some other kind of accommodations website. Camping around Taupo is also possible. All campsites in New Zealand, but especially the free ones, are heavily dependent on the behaviour of the guests present. It may happen that reckless campers do not pay attention to privacy and their own volume at night. The state of the toilets is also heavily dependent on the behaviour of the users.

Some sites to see:

Taupo Museum:

Small museum showing much of the history of Taupo with a beautiful garden, make a point to visit in the spring when the flowers are in bloom.Hookah Falls:Almost certainly one of the biggest attractions, located 1.6 km north of Taupo, is the 11 m high 

Huka Falls:

They crash down the Waikato River, New Zealand’s longest river, with over two hundred thousand liters of water per second, making for a decent roar.

Lake Taupo:

The largest lake in New Zealand with crystal clear waters is ideal for walks, water sports, relaxation and picnicking.

Craters of the Moon:

An approximately 2-hour Geothermal Walk leads through this thermal area with many steaming and hissing springs.

Spa Thermal Park and Riverbank Recreational and Scenic Reserve:

Who wants to swim for free in a natural hot spring, can take a bath in this park. They also invite you to picnic and go for a walk.

Waipahihi Botanical Gardens:

If you would like to stroll through a botanical garden, especially in the spring, you can marvel at many colourful flowers here.

Rock’s Ropes:

If you are looking for the ultimate adrenaline kick, then this ropes course is the right one.

Other travel tips for those heading to Taupo:

Taupo is about halfway between Auckland and Wellington, Taupo Lake is one of the most beautiful lakes in New Zealand: even if you are in a hurry this is an ideal stopover.Taupo has many hiking spots that you should make a point of trying out. This is because of those hiking spots such as Rangatira Point Walking Track, allow you to see some scenic parts of the region. And you can also snap some great pictures and see some awesome sites when you walk those trails.

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Exploring the World of Food in Queenstown, New Zealand

Food is a necessity that we can’t say no to. It’s just impossible. And when you’re on a trip in one of the best countries in the world that serve delectable dishes, staying with basic meals isn’t easily done. When you think of Kiwis eating, what comes first in your mind? You are probably thinking about their meat pie or Pavlova. Well, those two are indeed important to try in New Zealand. But it’s also necessary to try these places:

FERG BAKERY

At 40 Shotover Street, Queenstown’s favorite apple pie might suit your taste well. You can expect great services and great food the moment you arrive at their doorstep. Interested in some pork belly or cheese pies? Ferg Bakery can serve it on your table in an instant!

AKARUA WINES & KITCHEN

Wines are often the best mix for great menus. Catching up with old Kiwi friends and dining with the family? This is one of the spots you should consider especially if you’re someone with high standards when it comes to food and vineyard-made wine.

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