Because I went on the K Jet trip you need to go down into the Observatory to collect your handbags and view your photos after the jet boat ride. It is okay to see the view underwater but I don't think I would pay the...More

For NZ$10, one can descend to a small chamber and view rainbow and brown trout, some salmon, eels, and ducks swimming through decent-sized glass panels. For NZ$1, one can drop feed into the lake and witness the feeding frenzy. Not a place to stay beyond...More

For $10 an adult the underwater observatory is well worth the money! When you get down there you will be amazed by the sky blue water of Lake Wakatipu and all of the large fish that swim by! You may even see an eel if...More

I can't imagine anyone paying $10 to enter this but it's where K Jet tries to sell you the photos and video after your trip. It has one wall with windows where you should see a lot of fish because they feed them there. Not...More

It is worth spending a few bucks in this place. People should be aware of what to expect as it is not an aquarium or a museum, it is an observatory. You can see and feed Trout, Salmon and the most amazing: ducks. It is...More

Excellent view of the lake fish. Kids love it as you are immersed in their world. Easy to get to it's just off the main jetty for the shot over jet departures

The underwater observatory is below the jetty used by the water jets. It cost NZ$10.00 for adults but our entry fee was included in the price of a water jet ride. We found it captivating. Panoramic windows give you a good view of huge eels,...More

If you want to see interesting fish you’re better off downloading an aquarium screen saver. Couldn’t even feed these boring fish as they were supposedly full. The only saving grace was seeing how far down the ducks could swim

It's worth a visit just to see the huge trout and eels through the huge windows. If you do the KJet ride ( recommended), you'll be invited To go down to look at the photos of your experience. The staff are relaxed, friendly and fun....More

$10 entry, if you go on jet boat you get to go downstairs for free. Don't spend the money. Fish are huge.