Otago Peninsula
The proud Scottish heritage of Dunedin city points to the hardy breed of pioneers who worked the land and triumphed over adversity.
Wellington West Coast
Capital City has a dramatic, windswept coastline jutting out into Cook Strait, which attracts all the wildest elements of sea conditions.
Great Barrier Island
To get amongst some of the best surf on New Zealand’s east coast you will need to go overseas - that is by plane or fast ferry to The Barrier
Auckland Harbour Bridge
Auckland Harbour Bridge has a state-of-the-art jump pod has been installed under the road deck of the bridge in the main navigation span.
Sky Tower Sky Jump
Step onto the Sky Tower outdoor observation deck, and look down at the miniature red bull’s eye painted on a raised platform 192 metres below
Nevis Highwire
The Nevis Bungy is the mother of all bungy jumps is by far the highest in New Zealand, towering 134 metres above the Nevis River.
Rotorua Bungy
Join the throng queuing up to get ‘highly strung’ at the Agrodome, a premier adventure park at New Zealand’s No.1 tourist destination.
The Ledge Bungy
The Ledge Bungy fun factor is definitely a ten and the views of Lake Wakatipu and The Remarkables are out of this world.
Thrillseeker’s Canyon
Welcome to this unique one-stop adrenalin-pumping centre, which offers bungy, jet boating and rafting adventures from the same base.
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.