Transformed from a former rubbish tip, Kiwi Park Queenstown now stands as a family-owned wildlife sanctuary in the heart of the city. This sanctuary is dedicated to conserving over 20 native species of birds and reptiles. Visitors can explore the park through guided tours and attend conservation shows. A highlight is the Nocturnal House, where guests can observe New Zealand’s iconic kiwi birds up close in their natural nighttime environment.
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