Leap 134m from the Nevis Bungy, then swing 300m across a canyon on the world’s most famous swing. Two heart-pounding adventures, one massive adrenaline rush. This is your day to go big
Leap 134m from the Nevis Bungy, then swing 300m across a canyon on the world’s most famous swing. Two heart-pounding adventures, one massive adrenaline rush. This is your day to go big
Add a high-energy activity to your itinerary for a more memorable way to experience the surrounding landscape or purpose-built attraction.
What to expect
A safety briefing and equipment setup normally come first, followed by the activity itself with guidance from the operator. Exact intensity and participation requirements vary substantially between products.
Why consider this experience
A strong choice for travellers seeking an adrenaline experience
Professional safety procedures and specialist equipment where required
Combines the activity itself with local scenery or attraction features
For travellers visiting Queenstown, this experience can be used as a focal activity or combined with nearby sightseeing. The merchant description above is retained as the factual anchor; exact schedules, inclusions and operating arrangements should be checked for the date you intend to book.
Before you book
Check minimum age, height or weight limits, fitness requirements, footwear and clothing guidance, medical restrictions and the operator’s weather or cancellation policy.
Prices, availability, departure times and supplier conditions can change. Review the latest GetYourGuide product information for your selected date and participant numbers before completing your reservation.
Leap 134m from the Nevis Bungy, then swing 300m across a canyon on the world’s most famous swing. Two heart-pounding adventures, one massive adrenaline rush. This is your day to go big
For an active or adventure experience, check the stated fitness level, age or height limits, footwear and clothing guidance, and any specialist equipment that is included. Conditions can vary with weather and season.
Read the operator’s current safety, pickup or meeting-point instructions carefully and allow enough time to arrive prepared for the activity.
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