Plan your visit

Arrowtown exudes charm, culture and a laid-back vibe and is nature’s sanctuary near the slopes

Arrowtown is close to the action of Queenstown and Wānaka and is the perfect base for your stay in the region. It’s a living village with kotahitaka (togetherness) at its heart. During your stay you will find a passionate and welcoming local community, and almost all the visitor accommodation, shops and amenities are within walking distance of the main street.

Where to stay
getting to Arrowtown

Arrowtown is only 20 minutes from Queenstown

Arrowtown is conveniently located. By car, bus or bike, Arrowtown is just around the corner from the bustling hub of Queenstown or the ski village of Cardrona. Stay in Arrowtown and be close to the action.

Arriving and getting around
Arrowtotwn info centre

Information Centre

If you have questions during your stay in Arrowtown, head along to the information desk at the Lakes District Museum on Buckingham Street. The friendly staff can offer recommendations and information, maps and guides, and can help you book activities.

Visit the Info Centre

Top lists and tips for your stay

Looking for inspiration for what to see, eat and during your time in Arrowtown? We’ve curated a few lists and guides to make your planning easier.

Postmasters
Eat & Drink Spring Summer

Top al fresco dining spots

The warm days and long evenings of spring and summer in Arrowtown are perfect for dining outdoors (al fresco). Think fresh air, sunshine and views,… Read More

Kobe Cuisine Millbrook outdoor dining food drink
Spring Summer

The best outdoor summer activities in Arrowtown

The long warm days and late sunsets of summer mean more time to enjoy all that Arrowtown has to offer. Think adventures in the sparkling… Read More

Arrowtown Biking in Summer
Spring Summer

Nine things to do in Arrowtown in spring

With longer days and warmer weather, there’s more time to enjoy all that Arrowtown has to offer in springtime. Arrowtown in spring means blue skies,… Read More

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