underwater Observatory up close and personal

SEE THE DIVING DUCKS, MASSIVE TROUT AND SLINKY EELS

The Underwater Observatory in Queenstown offers fascinating and informative entertainment for all ages.

Check out the underwater inhabitants of Lake Wakatipu at the Underwater Observatory Queenstown. Diving ducks, massive trout and slinky eels mix and mingle just metres from the lake shore. Informative story boards tell the Maori mythological history of the lake and the 60 year history of KJet.  The fish feeding offers excitement for the fish as well as the viewers.

Two species of trout are on display – the Brown imported from Europe around 100 years ago and the Rainbow, a North American import. Scaup Ducks (also known as Black Teal) dive among the fish for food. While the New Zealand Long Finned Eel gliding through the water could live up to 90 years and weigh up to 16 kilos (35lbs)!

Conveniently located on the Main Town Pier at the lake end of The Mall.

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Only KJet offers over 60 minutes of unforgettable thrills, spins and exhilaration across three waterways in one of the world’s most stunning locations.