What a terrible place. Been in a few times as it's the only camera store in the area. Horrible 1…read moreword answers, terrible advice, and the prices are robbery. Bought a battery, was the wrong one, went to return it within 15 minutes of purchase, owner wouldn't refund full amount. Said there was a return fee on a $20 purchase. What a cheap ass. NEVER SHOP HERE!!!

From the owner: We stock an extensive range of camera equipment, lenses and supplies from : Canon, GoPro, Nikon,…read moreOlympus, Sony and more! Including Memory Cards, Hard Drives, Batteries and Chargers and a full 35mm photo development lab on-site!

What an amazing shop. They only sell their own merino wool. Started in Stewart Island with a couple…read moredoing their own t-shirt work in their home. They now have a merino factory and while it is expensive the quality is excellent and it is all made in New Zealand. Some of the pieces run large so make sure to ask how the sizing works. We loved the Henley. It is surprisingly warm and comfortable. It is super light and easy to wear. They have t-shirts which are very warm. And the long sleeve base layer now has nylon in it for better wearing. If you are Wanaka make sure to stop by. They have other locations in New Zealand and do ship overseas.

If you like charms, then check out this line of jewelry. All silver charm pieces and unique to the…read moreNZ area. Pick up a couple pieces to remember your time spent in the area ... Seals, penguins, the Kea, or rondelles of different parts of the NZ country and unique Maori named pieces. I came home with 6 of them.

After checking out the winery, we made a quick visit to check out the cheesery next door, Gibbston…read moreValley Cheese. You can sample a few types of cheese for free. They also have honey, sauces, bread, charcuterie meats, cheese boards and cheese knives. - Cheddar ($5.40 NZD) - this was nice. Much subtler, more flavourful and less strong than your typical cheddar. We bought a small package to eat with our meal later that evenin. Basically, everything you could need for your wine and cheese night.

Loved this tiny cheeserie! Right next to the Gibbston Valley winery, and right off the highway…read more It's small inside, but they manage to make like ten cheeses, and have a small menu for cheese boards, light apps and sandwiches. The staff was friendly and very patient going over every type of cheese as well. I loved the relatively large assortment of other goods they have for sale. Chutneys, jams, chocolates, and super cute soaps. Decently priced as well. Basically, stopping here after a wine tour is essential. Go on a tour, then stop here for a full glass of wine and a cheese board and enjoy the amazing views.