Ledge Swing Experience in Queenstown for Two

New Zealand, Otago

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Experience details

People

For 2 persons

Season

All year

Starting time

Multiple times a day

Duration

1.5h

Experience rating and reviews

Overall rating (2) 5

Melissa Giroux

December 2018

The staff was great, I felt secure and I will recommend it! It was simply awesome!

What's Included:

Ledge jump and safety briefing

Good to know:

Minimum age 10 - adults must accompany children under the age of 14
Minimum weight 35kg (5.5 stone); Maximum weight 107kg (17 stone)
Operating hours 11am - 4pm
Seasonal night jumps available
You can cancel up to 72 hours in advance
An additional payment is needed on arrival for the Skyline Gondola to reach the Ledge Bungy

Location

Skyline Gondola Base

Why we included this experience:

The ultimate leap of faith with a huge ledge swing above Queenstown
Swing out 400m above the adventure capital of New Zealand

Experience description

For many people who visit New Zealand, the home of extreme sports, the one thing they’re looking to do is a bungee jump, and there’s nowhere better to try it than Queenstown, one of the most scenic, and up-for-it, places in the whole country. Strap in for this awesome ledge jump 400m (1312ft) above Queenstown, with the cord attached to your waist so if you’ve got the nerve, you can take a run-up and try and get a somersault going!

If you’ve never bungeed before, the experience is unreal. It takes massive reserves of courage even to fling yourself off the ledge, and then just when you think you’re going to fall forever, the cord tightens, and you’re swinging in the air. If you’d like to make this event just a little more special, why not try a night jump (seasonally-only), with the city all lit up. Might be a good idea to leave dinner till afterwards though!

Photo and video credits go to our Tinggly Ambassador Melissa from A Broken Backpack travel blog!