Soar like an eagle through lush New Zealand landscapes. Natural highs guaranteed.
Today, ziplining in New Zealand is primarily an adventure thrill ride, but it wasn’t always that way. Originally created out of necessity, ziplining was invented as a method of fast transportation across canyons, rivers, and other impassable areas.
On Waiheke Island, you'll zip over a working vineyard and treetop canopies 700 years old. On The Coromandel, you’ll reach the start via New Zealand’s only mountain railway (a 15-minute ride). And in Rotorua, you’ll soar over waterfalls while diving into Māori history.
In Queenstown, you can take a gondola to the top of Bob's Peak, then fly through the treetops while admiring the Remarkables and Lake Wakatipu. In Christchurch, you can soar 150m above the valley floor – and see the Southern Alps on a good day. And in Hokitika, you can take in breathtaking views of lush rainforest – at 60km/hr.
Canopy tours give you the chance to explore the New Zealand wilderness from a whole new perspective. High in the trees, you’ll cross swing bridges, speed past ancient trees, and learn about local conservation. Maybe even feed native birds. All under the watchful eye of friendly tour guides who will ensure your day is fun, sustainable, and safe.
