Twizel Review

Twisel is a must-pass town on the South Island's golden self-driving tour route, overlooking New Zealand's highest peak, Cook Snow Mountain. At the same time, the salmon in the salmon farm along the way is also delicious.

Alpine salmon farm, there are rainbow trout fish feeding, there are free taste salmon (smoky) here the color of the mountains and rivers ice water is also so beautiful, there are a group of lively ducks.

The air that feels sucked in there is from the blank cloud lake and the snow-capped mountains. It is fresh, transparent and refreshing. Wonderland is average, floating, beautiful like a fairy tale world!

On the return trip from Mount Cook, I borrowed a friend's holiday house here. When I got up early, I went shopping in the town. The town was surrounded by mountains. It is said that many people who come to ski in winter stay here for supplies. Supermarket restaurants and cafes are concentrated in the central square. The salmon farm is less than ten minutes' drive from the town.

Cook Mountain salmon farm Mount Cook Alpine salmon There is a relatively large rest area on the way from Cook Mountain Huitikapu Lake. There is a salmon farm that is simply too appetizing. The salmon is very fresh and the taste must be praised. Although there is no entrance, it is already very good. It is recommended that everyone come and try it, but pay attention to the time and close at 5:30 in the afternoon. We were very lucky. At 5:25, the store door was closed, but the clerk was still there, pleading for us to open the door, and I bought salmon with satisfaction.

Twisel is best known for its views of salmon farms and reservoirs along Highway 8. At salmon farms, you can learn the details of artificial salmon farming and feed them as much as you can. You can also buy fresh salmon. The reservoir near Tweezel has beautiful views and water activities.