Do you need thermals in Queenstown?

Like most ski towns Queenstown is cold in winter. Think crisp early mornings, bluebird snow days, and starry winter nights. Gloves, thermals and beanies are a must.



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However, as Queenstown is an alpine region you can encounter cold weather any time of the year – and it's not uncommon to experience four seasons in one day here! A good way to prepare for this is to wear two or three thin layers of clothing, rather than one heavy layer.

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Is there a dress code? Pretty much anything goes in terms of dress code in Queenstown. We've never seen anyone get refused with flip flops/jandals/thongs on but, to be safe, we recommend you stick to enclosed shoes.

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Summer in Queenstown In Queenstown in summer, the sun rises before 6 a.m. and doesn't set until after 9:30 p.m. Queenstown is generally warm during the day and cooler at night. While temperatures can reach the low 70s F (20s C), the average temperature in summer is slightly cooler, at 59 degrees F (15 degrees C).

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Queenstown NZ doesn't have a beach vibe, it's more of a relaxed lake vibe, so sun dresses are fabulous for the vineyard tours and walking around town, but you should bring a wrap or lite coat in case the weather decides not to play nice.

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Dress code in New Zealand – it's a relaxed place New Zealand is really relaxed and even in the top restaurants in Auckland you'll be fine in “tidy casual” clothing. Long trousers, a shirt with a collar and covered shoes for men, and a summer dress, trousers, skirt and blouse for ladies will see you fit right in.

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What month does it snow in Queenstown? The Queenstown ski season runs from mid June to mid October, snow can fall as early as April and as late as November!

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Air New Zealand flight attendants Katie-Rose Comiskey and Chris Tucker share their in-flight fashion tips.
  • Dress comfortably. ...
  • Avoid boots and belts. ...
  • Pack a change of clothes in your carry-on. ...
  • Throw on a scarf. ...
  • Slip into some slippers. ...
  • Your carry-on is key. ...
  • Keep your bling safe. ...
  • Splurge on some socks.


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7 days in Queenstown is a good amount of time to explore and really get to know this vibrant town and surrounding area. However, planning your Queenstown itinerary can be a challenge, especially if it's your first time visiting!

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New Zealand workplace dress codes Smart casual (e.g. sports jacket with chinos or nice jeans for men; nice slacks, skirt or dark jeans with a collared or dressy top for women) Business casual (e.g. pressed khakis or chinos with a polo or collared shirt for men; dress pants with a fashionable top for women)

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New Zealand's favourite food and drinks
  • Crayfish and seafood. Welcome to Nin's Bin, Christchurch - Canterbury. ...
  • New Zealand lamb. ...
  • Hangi - food cooked under the ground. ...
  • Fish and chips. ...
  • New Zealand wine, beer and other drinks. ...
  • Kiwi summer BBQ. ...
  • New Zealand pavlova and fruit salad. ...
  • New Zealand lollies, chocolate and sweet treats.


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With warmer weather, summer is the most popular time to visit, especially for crazy adventure sports and activities.

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