Lord of the Rings Half Day Scenic Tour

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Departure

8am or 1:30pm

Duration

4-4.5 hours

About

Journey with us deep into Middle Earth and explore Lord of the Rings locations from Queenstown to Glenorchy. On your Lord of the Rings guided tour, you will discover breathtaking and iconic LOTR scenery such as Isengard, Amon Hen, Lothlórien Forest, The Misty Mountains and Ithilien, and the site of Beorns House from The Hobbit.

Highlights

• Hear secret stories shared by local guides who have great insight into the filming of LOTR in Glenorchy and Queenstown.
• Encounter stunning ancient beech forest, braided rivers and glacier carved valleys
• Roam through World Heritage Listed – Mt Aspiring National Park.
• Dress up in Lord of the Rings costume in Lothlórien Forest
• Bring home amazing photos and lasting memories from this unforgettable experience.

Inclusions

• Small personalised groups with nerdy guides.
• Authentic Weta Workshop Replica swords and costumes for a fab photo shoot in Lothlórien Forest
• Complimentary morning or afternoon picnic.
• Short nature walk

Additional Information

• Some kids will not be suited to this tour. If you think your children will get bored/restless on the van, please, bring them a book or iPad (with headphones) so as not to disturb the other guests on board. THANK YOU :)
• We run in all weather, all year round, as long as it is safe to do so. Please, dress for the season.

Booking & Pick Up Information

• If you have selected the 'Main departure Point' for a pickup; Ensure you arrive on time to avoid disapointment.
  Refunds are not provided for latecomers.
• Minimum of 3 people are needed to confirm a tour. If you are a solo traveller, get in touch with us to find days where tours are confirmed already.
• Main departure point is outside the Station Information Centre (please wait on the wooden benches on the Camp St Side just down from Marmolada Cafe