• Backcountry 4WD High Country Station Tour
• Stunning views of Mt Cook & Mt Tasman, The Main Divide & Lake Pukaki
• Remote breathtaking scenery of New Zealand’s most impressive landscapes
• Educational information on the area’s unique landforms & species
• View farm animals such as Sheep, Angus Cattle & Red Deer

Braemar Station is one of New Zealand’s most remarkable High Country Stations, offering impressive and highly memorable scenery of the Natural Outstanding Landscapes found within the Mackenzie Basin. Braemar Station is located on the Eastern Shores of the turquoise coloured Lake Pukaki, bordered by the majestic Gammack Range in to the North, and Lake Pukaki to the West. This traditional High Country Sheep Farming Station is 4100 hectares in size, and has been run by the Mackenzie family since 1969. Braemar is known for having some of the best uninterrupted views of Lake Pukaki, Mount Cook and the Ben Ohau Range. The special landscapes discovered on this tour will leave you with a strong sense of remoteness as you journey though wide open Tall Tussock Grasslands and Red Tussock covered unique landforms of spectacular lateral moraines. The magnificent backdrops of Mt Cook- NZ’s tallest peak, and the glaciated Main Divide will leave you breathless and your camera full as you take in some of the finest scenery New Zealand has to offer. Learn about the unique species that exist within New Zealand’s largest Intermontane basin, while taking in a truly memorable scenic journey from Lake Tekapo.