Mount Cook Small Group Scenic Tour & Ultimate Alpine Experience
Mount Cook Small Group Scenic Tour & Ultimate Alpine Experience
The Experience
Get ready for a breathtaking journey to the foot of New Zealand’s tallest mountain! This small-group, full-day adventure takes you through some of the South Island’s most iconic and dramatic landscapes — from sparkling lakes and alpine passes to glacier-fed rivers and towering peaks. While at Aoraki/Mount Cook, you'll experience the Ultimate Alpine Experience: a 45-minute scenic flight by ski plane and helicopter, including a glacier landing on the mighty Tasman Glacier. Take in unforgettable aerial views of the Tasman Terminal Lake, Grand Plateau, Hochstetter Icefall, and the cloud-piercing summit of Aoraki/Mt Cook — a true highlight of your South Island journey.
How to book
Booked on Viator, who runs this experience. Inclusions and cancellation are theirs.
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5.0(1 reviews)Non-refundable
from₹41,344
Includes: Ski plane and Helicopter flight - with Glacier landing · GST (Goods and Services tax) · Air-conditioned vehicle · +3 more
Included
- Ski plane and Helicopter flight - with Glacier landing
- GST (Goods and Services tax)
- Air-conditioned vehicle
- Snacks
- Water - Bring you own reusable water bottle
- Wifi on Board
Cancellation: All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
Badges are worked out from the providers' own prices, reviews and cancellation terms. Hich is never paid for placement. You book and pay on the provider's site.
Food & Drink
Food
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Difficulty & Fitness
Easy — suitable for all fitness levels, no experience needed.
About the guide
Know before you go
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health Not recommended for pregnant travelers Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Booked on Viator
From ₹41,344
You book and pay on Viator's site. What's included and the cancellation terms are below.
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