New Zealand’s highest bungy, 134 metres.
Nevis Valley
The jump is made from a pod suspended over the Nevis River gorge.
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| Name | Kind | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Kawarau Bridge BungyGibbston, about 20 minutes east | Adventure | The world’s first commercial bungy jump, 43 metres. |
| Shotover JetArthurs Point | Adventure | Jet boat through the Shotover canyon. |
| Queenstown Hill (Te Tapu-nui)Above the town | Walk | Short climb to lake and mountain views. |
| Ben Lomond TrackFrom the top of the gondola | Walk | Full-day climb to a 1,748-metre summit. |
| Routeburn TrackStarts near Glenorchy | Great Walk | Three-day alpine walk between Mount Aspiring and Fiordland. |
| Coronet PeakAbout 25 minutes from town | Ski field | Ski field with night skiing. |
| The RemarkablesAbout 45 minutes from town | Ski field | Ski field in a high mountain basin. |
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