What do people wear in Queenstown in the summer?


What do people wear in Queenstown in the summer? 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.


What is smart casual dress code NZ?

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)


Is it safe to walk around Queenstown?

You just have to follow the normal common sense rules you would follow anywhere. Drunks tend to be noticeable and easy to avoid. Queenstown is well lit and there are always people around. Violence is rare.


Is Queenstown cold in summer?

Summer in Queenstown 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).


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.


How do you stay warm in Queenstown?

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.


Is Queenstown a party town?

Queenstown bars and clubs often have live music and DJs as well as great drink specials. There's a party atmosphere in Queenstown any night of the week, so get out to the bars and clubs and enjoy it!


Is there a dress code in Queenstown?

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.