Nevis Bungy, Swing & Catapult
Check-in base for canyon bungy, giant swing and catapult rides, with shuttles out to a remote valley.
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This guide to Nevis Bungy, Swing and Catapult in Queenstown starts at a storefront on flat Shotover Street and asks why New Zealand's highest bungy keeps its address so far from any cliff. It reaches back to A J Hackett, an illegal leap in Paris in nineteen eighty-seven, and the bridge near Queenstown where commercial bungy began. Best heard standing at the counter before you board the shuttle.
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