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Queenstown Flights Guide

Queenstown is a small town on Tasmania Island, on the slopes of Mount Owen. Queenstown is known for copper mining and redish orange dust. Queenstown's top attractions are the Iron Blow Lookout, Q Bank Gallery, Gallery Museum, Spion Kop Lookout, Paragon Theatre, LARQ Studio, and Pioneer Cemetery.

Queenstown doesn't have its own airport, but there are other airports on Tasmania. You can drive to Hobart, Cradle Mountain, George Town, and all the attractions on the island of Tasmania. Public transportation is also available for many places on the island. You will need to take a ferry to reach Melbourne and Flinders Island.

Queenstown is one of the wettest places in Tasmania. July to September are the rainiest months of the year. Each month has a good number of rainy days. Summers are mild while winters are cold, often dropping below freezing. Queensland has medium to medium-high humidity year round. Queensland is also very cloudy with less than a month of clear days each year.The best time to visit Queenstown is during the summer when the temperatures and longer hours of sunshine allow for enjoyment of outdoor activities and adventures. Expect crowds and higher prices as summer is also peak tourist season.
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Flight prices include taxes and fees and are based on payment by Visa Debit card which does not attract a fee. When completing your booking a payment processing fee of 1.8% for MasterCard and Visa and 3.5% for American Express applies. Note a fare is subject to change until a ticket is issued.