Astro Cafe

This cafe is located at the Mount John Observatory in the South Island of New Zealand. It is not far from Lake Tekapo and is usually driven by car. There is a toll booth at the foot of the mountain, and you need to pay 8 SGD in cash. You can overlook Lake Tekapo and the entire town from the top of the mountain. Address: Godly Peaks Road, Lake Tekapo ⏰ Business hours: 9:00-17:30 Consumption: Coffee: 4-5.5 SGD/cup Cake: 5 SGD/piece ❤️ Recommended: 1. This cafe is really worth a visit, the scenery is beautiful 2. The cappuccino with planet-shaped patterns is delicious and beautiful 3. The cheesecake is also recommended. Not recommended: Popsicles are expensive and have no special taste. Tips: 1. There is a protruding stone halfway up the hill in the cafe, which is highly recommended for posing 2. The sun in New Zealand is very strong. From about 10 o'clock to 5 o'clock in the afternoon, it is all top-lit, which is not suitable for taking photos, so either arrive at 9 o'clock when it opens, or arrive at around 5 o'clock in the afternoon. 3. After the cafe closes at 5:30, you can still take photos on the hillside outside the cafe.

Rated by Lonely Planet as "the most beautiful cafe between heaven and earth", although it is just a simple glass sun room, it is as beautiful as a painting when paired with the milky blue of Lake Tekapo and the golden fields. Next to the cafe is the Stargazing Institute, which is why the cafe got its name.

It is known as the most beautiful cafe in the world because of its unbeatable view overlooking Lake Tekapo. The cafe is surrounded by floor-to-ceiling windows, and you can enjoy the beautiful scenery outside the window from any corner. Although it is recognized as the most beautiful cafe in the world, it is also very economical to have a cup of coffee here. The 5N cup of coffee plus the free beautiful scenery will make your afternoon in Mount John very worthwhile.

The cafe on Mt John is very close to the stargazing point on John. It takes about 5 minutes to drive from Lake Tekapo to the entrance. The entrance will set up a charging office. It opens at 9 o'clock every day. It will be closed in the wind and rain. So it depends on the weather at that time. A car costs 8 New Zealand dollars. Then the small mountain road in Shanghai will be opened about 10-15 to the dedicated parking lot on the top of the mountain in about minutes. You must go early. It seems that there will be a current limit when you go late. Then there is the mountain top to see the lake, especially beautiful, the sun is green and blue, ordering a cup of coffee to enjoy the scenery indoors is also good, the day the wind is too windy, the outdoor can only take pictures quickly and escape back, if the weather is good, I saw a lot of previous travel notes sitting outside to enjoy the scenery, very good

Astro Cafe is located at the top of Mt.John, and the coffee and food are good. It is very pleasant to taste coffee cakes and overlook the lake view of Tekapo. There are actually Chinese people (listening to the accent from Beijing) who are manipulating paragliding on their own. It seems that a professionally trained team was stopped by a coffee shop clerk after a person jumped off smoothly. The reason is that there is a flight ban here, if there is no legal document from the government, All spontaneous extreme sports are prohibited here.

The famous Astro-cafe. Every cup comes with astroplanet maps, which is very interesting. The cold body has the most desire to eat dessert. I ordered this frozen cream cake that looks very tasteful. It was delicious. I didn’t hesitate to take the last piece of the store before I finished eating. I was satisfied with it. Eat up, BUT, this mountain top, the wind, really crazy ⋯⋯⋯

The net red cafe on the top of John's Hill is built in a glass room for guests to enjoy the surrounding scenery. Because I didn't buy it when I was full, the food looked delicious and the price was not expensive. There are also seats outside to eat, thinking of a sentence "drunk weng means not wine, care about the mountains and rivers"