Lake Wanaka Travel Guide

 grets Says:  The illusion rooms have to be seen to be believed. The first is a room full of holograms, certainly the best and most interesting holograms I have ever seen. Next is the Hall of Followinf Faces, where pictures of famous faces have that annoying habit that their faces seem to... 

 grets Says:  The floor and walls of this house has been built at an angle of 15 degrees. When you stan dup straight, it gives the impression that you are in fact leaning. It is a really strange sensation!If you look at the photo, you can see Brent standing straight on the bottom rung of... 

 grets Says:  As soon as you arrive, you notice all these eccentric buildings scattered about. “The Leaning Tower of Wanaka” is the first you notice. The leans a remarkable fifty-three degrees and balances on one corner!The large clock on the tower actually runs backwards. It was started... 

 matlocksson Says:  Something fun and different. Good for kids but also fun for adults too. An entire museum of games and optical illusions. Worth checking out when taking a break from parasailing and jet boating in Wanaka. 

 matlocksson Says:  This is a very interesting museum that revolves around illusions. One room focuses on holograms and another consists of a wall of famous faces (such as Albert Einstein) that appear to follow you as you move. There is also a room that makes you appear either very tall or very... 

 Lozza_9 Says:  We went into the Maze which took us about 1 hour to do the difficult challenge. Loads of walking involved but great fun. We found it hard to find the exit. There are emergency exits if you need them. Here's a picture of the maze. 

 Lozza_9 Says:  This is a great for a half day activity. There's loads of little rooms with different activities.We went into the Maze which took us about 1 hour to do the difficult challenge. Loads of walking involved but great fun. We found it hard to find the exit. There are emergency... 

 grets Says:  Just a couple of miles from the centre of Wanaka, we spend the night at the Wanaka Motor Inn. The hotel has a friendly and cosy feel, all made from wood and natural stone, in some ways it reminds me of a skiing chalet. It is not a big place, only 32 rooms. The restaurant is... 

 Lozza_9 Says:  Te Wanaka was a lovely place to stay. The rooms where lovely and the breakfast was always a joy.Graeme and Andy Oxley ran the motel and they are very helpful 

 Lozza_9 Says:  Open from 7am for all day breakfast and pancakes and Muesli. They also serve Giant Sandwiches,bakes potatoes,nachos,soup and much more. Home made muffins and cakes. Over 30 different ice-creams. Open 7 days.