Auckland Bridge Bungy, Auckland
By AJ Hackett
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For many visitors, bungy jumping in New Zealand has almost become a rite of passage, that they take that heart-stopping leap of faith while they're here.
Skyjump from the Sky Tower, Auckland
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Bungy in Lake Taupo, Lake Taupo
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Queenstown, Queenstown
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Kawarau Bridge bungy, Queenstown
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Nevis Swing, Queenstown
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Auckland Bridge Bungy, Auckland
By AJ Hackett
Auckland
Highlights
- Jump off the Sky Tower!
- 192m high
- Fall at 85km per hour
Lake Taupo
Taupo Bungy in Lake Taupo.
Highlights
- North Island's most popular bungy
- 47 metres high
- Jump from a cliff top
Queenstown
Ledge Bungy in Queenstown.
Highlights
- Freestyle bungy from a ledge
- 47 metres high
- Epic Queenstown views
Queenstown
Kawarau Bridge Bungy - the original one.
Highlights
- The original bungy
- Jump off the historic Kawarau Bridge
- 43 metres high
Queenstown
Nevis Swing & Bungy in Queenstown.
Highlights
- 134 metres high - Biggest in Australasia
- 8.5 second fall in bungy
- Jump off a cliff
Auckland
Auckland Bridge Bungy from the Harbour Bridge.
Highlights
- Jump from the Auckland Harbour Bridge
- 40 metres high
- NZ's only ocean-touch bungy
In the 1980’s, a couple of young kiwis, AJ Hackett and Henry van Asch, set up New Zealand's first commercial bungy operation, with a jump from the historic Kawarau Bridge near Queenstown. Since then, New Zealand has become the home of bungy, with numerous other operators starting up.
All over the country you can leap from bridges, climbs, rail viaducts, specially made platforms perched on the edge of cliffs, and stadium roofs.
The Nevis bungy is the highest and involves an incredible 134-metre plunge. You can also take a leap off the Auckland Harbour Bridge against the backdrop of the beautiful Waitemata Harbour.
In the Central North Island, just upstream from the Huka Falls, lies the Taupo Bungy - 47m above the Waikato River. You can choose to be dunked in the Waikato River below at the end of your jump.
Every day of the week locals and tourists alike enjoy the experience of a bungy among stunning landscapes. Bungy jumping remains one of New Zealand's most popular and renowned leisure activities.
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