Kawarau Bridge
Kawarau Bridge was the first full-time bungy jump site in the world and is the place where adventure tourism began in New Zealand.
Taupo Bungy
Take the perfect plunge at Taupo swan dive through space with a shout and a smile, the world’s first cantilevered bungy platform.
Mokai Gravity Canyon
The spectacular Mokai Gravity Canyon Bungy is located only 20 minutes southeast of Taihape in the beautiful Rangitikei region.
Bungy Jumping
Welcome to the world’s great outdoor adventure playground, New Zealand - otherwise known as ‘Bungyland’ awesome bungy jump sites.
Skippers Canyon
Skippers Canyon Bridge Bungy is kept operational by the AJ. Hackett Company specifically for special events and corporate conferences.
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Stewart Island
Stewart Island was known to the Maori as Rakiura (glowing skies) either on account of the striking sunsets or the periodic southern lights.
Cape York History
For 60,000 years aboriginal tribal groups have roamed the broad savannah and pristine coastal regions of Cape York Peninsula.
Camping Permits
To camp at Lakefield, Iron Range or Jardine River national parks you need to obtain access permits from the ranger stations.
Cape York Climate
Cooktown at the base of the peninsula has an average daily maximum temperature that ranges from 25°C in June to 32°C in February.