[English, Mandarin Guide] Dark Sky Project Lake Tekapo Crater Stargazing Experience | New Zealand

5.0
(3 Reviews)

Join the Crater Experience in Lake Takapō (Tekapo) for a unique stargazing adventure in the Aoraki Mackenzie International Dark Sky Reserve. Enjoy a personal 75-minute tour in specially designed observation craters that shield you from wind and light pollution, providing an unobstructed view of the night sky. With powerful telescopes and expert guidance, explore celestial phenomena, including the Milky Way and distant galaxies. Experience the universe like never before, as knowledgeable guides use handheld lasers to reveal the beauty of the cosmos, ensuring every star feels within reach.

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[Mandarin Guide] Stargazing at The Crater Experience

Booking starts: 2025-06-09

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from HK$609

[English Guide] Stargazing at The Crater Experience

Booking starts: 2025-06-09

3天前可免費取消
Plan details
from HK$609

Schedule

Day 1

Check in at Dark Sky Project base 20 minutes prior to tour departure

Please layer warm clothing ahead of your tour

5-minute drive to Cowan’s Private Observatory

Discover the cosmos as you stargaze with the naked eye (guided by lasers), 14” telescopes, and through our observatory dome

Transport back to Base at Dark Sky Project

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Comments

5.0
(3 Reviews)
KKday User
2025-06-01 13:56:10
The staff of the Dark Sky Project are very professional. They taught us how to view the beautiful night sky in New Zealand and how to identify directions in the southern hemisphere. They also taught us basic knowledge about various stars. They are familiar with the various constellations in Eastern and Western cultures. I highly recommend everyone to participate in this activity.
KKday User
2025-03-05 23:03:41
Great guide, gained a lot of astronomical knowledge, and was lucky to encounter a nearly 100% clear starry sky
KKday User
2025-01-18 19:27:12
It's similar to the experience of going to a Korean astronomical observatory, but you can see a few more stars and satellites.