Question 1

Which are the best places for bungee jumping in New Zealand?

Accepted Answer

1. The Nevis bungy and Swing: Tourists keen on bungee jumping New Zealand should not miss out going for the place which is not only the biggest in New Zealand but is also the third highest in the world. The Nevis bungy and Swing is one of its own kind, giving the tourists a spell of heart stopping adventure which is not only limited to the activity itself but also in reaching the platform from which to jump.Not only is the platform three times higher than the Statue of Liberty at 134m above Nevis Canyon, it is also suspended in the air with the help of strong wires. Reaching the place would require participants to take a thrilling cable car ride and then be prepared for the scary jump.Location: Nevis Bungay,Queenstown,New ZealandTimings: Thursday to Sunday: 8:30 am to 4 pm, Monday to Wednesday: ClosedPrice: Adult : NZD192, Spectator: NZD502. Kawarau Bridge: Kawarau Bridge is the home of the commercial bungee jumping where the activity first began. Located in Queenstown itself, the activity takes place at the Kawarau Bridge. Be ready for this famous bungee jump and enjoy taking a plunge of 43m towards the water and feel the cold water splash on your body while you touch the water.If you do not want to get wet, opt for the option which will stop before reaching the water.Location: Kawarau bungy Centre, State Highway #6, Gibbston Valley, Queenstown, New ZealandTimings: Daily from 9:30 am to 4:30 pmPrice: Adult : NZD143.5, Child: NZD108.503. The Ledge, Queenstown: Enjoy a 47m bungee jump in a location with a breathtaking view. Reach the location by a skyline Gondola. Jump from a platform over the skyline of Queenstown with a view of the majestic Southern Alps with its snow covered peaks and the view of the Lake Wakatipu below and enjoy a freestyle bungee jump while enjoying the surrounding view. The Ledge is the only place which also allows a jump at night as well.Location: Brecon Street, Queenstown 9300, New ZealandTiming: Thursday to Sunday: 2 pm to 5 pmMonday to Wednesday: Closed.Price: Adult: NZD143.50, Child: NZD108.504. Rotorua Bungy: For tourists who are adventurous at heart but are scared to really go for it, Rotorua bungee is just the place. It is less scary and is not one with a natural environment with a cliff or a river. Take a jump from a platform which is 43m high and get the experience of bungee jumping New Zealand with safety ensured with harnesses.Location: 1335 Paradise Valley Road, Ngongotaha, Rotorua 3010, New ZealandTimings: Thursday to Monday: 9 am to 4 pm, Tuesday & Wednesday: ClosedPrice: NZD1495. Hanmer Spring: Enjoy bungee jumping at an amazing location which is apt for those adventure seekers who are not daredevils. With a platform at only a height of 35m, those who are scared of a too high platform will feel more comfortable in this place.This bungee is from a bridge in the Alpine river valley into the fast flowing river below. The stunning view of the surroundings acts as an added attraction to the thrilling activity.Location: 839 Hanmer Springs Road, Hanmer Springs 7334, New ZealandTiming: Everyday 9am–5:30pmPrice: NZD1696. Auckland Harbour Bridge: The Auckland Harbour Bridge, with its eight-lane motorway, is also a popular spot for a bungee jumping activity. The bungee pod, the platform for the jump, is attached underneath a bridge, making it an exciting place to start.The 40m bungee jump ends in the ocean, giving the participants a chance to enjoy the cool splash of sea water on their body before they bounce back.Location: 105 Curran Street, Westhaven Reserve, Herne Bay, Auckland 1011, New ZealandTiming: Everyday 9.30am to 4pmPrice: Adult: NZD 132, Child: NZD 1087. Taupo bungee: Enjoy New Zealand’s only cliff-top bungee jump at Lake Taupo. This 47m bungee jump from the cantilever platform allows participants to touch the clear waters of the lake before they bounce back. Participants can opt for a tandem with a friend or partner if they do not like to take the jump by themselves.Location: 202 Spa Road, Taupo 3332, New ZealandTiming: Everyday - 9 am to 5 pmPrice: Adult NZD 148 Child NZD 1088. Auckland Skytower: Get the thrill of dangling from the edge of one of the most iconic buildings of New Zealand - the famous Auckland Skytower and then jump from the building with nothing but just a wire to hold you.Feel the adrenaline rush while plummeting down 53 floors (1076 ft) towards the pavement of Auckland streets in only 11 second. Feel great being able to control your descent.Location: Victoria Street West, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New ZealandTiming: Everyday - 10am to 8pmPrice: NZD2819. Shotover Canyon Swing: Although not a bungee jumping in strict sense, this activity has gained equal importance and has found a place in every list of top bungee jumping activities.Located above the gushing Shotover River with an amazing view of the rocky scenery, this 100m freefall towards the river is adrenaline pumping activity which most brave hearts would love to go for.Location: 34 Shotover Street, Queenstown 9300, New ZealandTiming: Everyday - 9am to 5pmPrice: $215 NZD in solo or tandem. $35 NZD for extra jump

Question 2

What is the best time to go bungee jumping New Zealand?

Accepted Answer

It is best to go for bungee jumping in the winter months when the sky is clear and sunny with high visibility. Bungee jumping enthusiasts prefer to choose the morning time when the visibility is high and energy level is at the brim.

Question 3

How much does it cost to bungee jump in New Zealand?

Accepted Answer

Bungee jumping in New Zealand costs between 135 NZD to 535 NZD (approximately INR 6000 to INR 30000). Factors such as the height of the jump, additional services, and packages offered can also influence the price. However, the cost of bungee jumping in New Zealand can vary depending on the location and operator, but the experience is totally worth the price.

Question 4

Is there any age limit for Bungee jumping New Zealand?

Accepted Answer

The age limit is 10 years and children below 10 years cannot participate in this activity. However, children under 14 years would require an adult to accompany them on the experience and sign a consent form before the activity. Nevis Bungee allows children above 13 years only.

Question 5

What should I wear while bungee jumping?

Accepted Answer

You can wear anything comfortable during bungee jumping New Zealand. However, ladies may refrain wearing skirts or dresses. Wear flat and securely fastened closed footwear. You can also jump barefooted. Contact lens and glasses not allowed during the jump.

Question 6

Which is the highest Bungee jumping point in New Zealand?

Accepted Answer

The highest place for bungee jumping in New Zealand is the Nevis Bungy. It stands at a whopping 135 metres above the Nevis River. This bungee jump near Queenstown offers an adrenaline-pumping experience for jumpers. It is known for its extreme height and for offering stunning views of the natural surroundings, demanding an unwavering leap of faith.

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