Two drops, one massive day in Queenstown.

This Nevis Bungy and Swing combo puts you at the Nevis Playground for two of New Zealand’s best-known adrenaline moves: a 134m bungy with an 8.5-second freefall, then straight into the swing experience that’s famous worldwide. I like how the day is built like a sequence of big moments, not a buffet of random stops.

I also love the lead-in to the bungy pod by cable car, because you get high-up alpine views before you go. Then the swing takes over with a 70m platform drop and a 300m arc over the valley, with the option to ride solo or tandem.

One consideration: it’s not a gentle outing, and there are hard limits (minimum age 13, weight 45kg–127kg). If you’re uneasy with big heights or you don’t fit the physical requirements, this one won’t feel fun.

Quick highlights from the Nevis Bungy & Swing combo

• 134m Nevis Bungy with an 8.5-second freefall you’ll feel in your stomach
• Nevis Swing: 70m drop, then a 300m arc across the canyon
• Small group of up to 6 people, which helps keep the day feeling efficient
• Photos and video included so you don’t have to beg someone to capture the moment
• 4WD shuttle into the Nevis Valley from Queenstown at The Station
• Solo or tandem swing option, so you can choose your ride style

Nevis Playground: Two Icons, One Adrenaline Route

This combo is built for one goal: stacking two headline experiences into one day. You’re not just doing a bungy and leaving; you’re staying in the Nevis Playground loop, with the same remote valley setting driving the mood.

The structure matters. The Nevis Bungy sets the emotional tone with a huge drop and a long, slow-feeling freefall. Then the Nevis Swing changes the vibe completely by turning your adrenaline into motion over the canyon, like the world is pulling you across the valley on purpose.

You’ll also get a nice mental reset between the two. You land from the bungy, then you move into the harnessing and setup for the swing, which keeps the day from feeling like nonstop panic the whole time.

Queenstown pickup at The Station: Shuttle, check-in, and timing

Your day starts at the Queenstown Bungy Centre in The Station building at Shotover and Camp Streets. Check in 30 minutes before your trip departs so you’re not rushing through gear-up time.

Transport is part of the experience, even if you’re only thinking about it practically. You’ll board a 4WD shuttle from central Queenstown to the Nevis Valley, and it’s described as a rugged journey into a remote area—so plan to stay seated, keep your balance, and treat it like part of the adventure.

There’s an alternate pickup option too. If you’re coming from the Kawarau area, transport can be arranged via the Kawarau Bungy Centre if you contact the Res Team prior to your trip time.

The day runs about 4 hours. Your exact timing can vary by starting times, but the key idea is that you’ll get both activities in one scheduled block without needing to plan two separate visits.

Nevis Bungy 134m: Cable car ride, the pod, then the freefall

The Nevis Bungy is the first hit. You’ll go from the Queenstown Bungy Centre to the Nevis Valley by shuttle, then progress to the bungy pod by cable car. That cable car segment is more than a transport detail; it’s your buffer moment where the views come in first, and the nerves follow.

Once you’re in position, the numbers are the headline. This is a 134m bungy drop, and the freefall is described as 8.5 seconds. Eight and a half seconds sounds short until you’re the one waiting for gravity to decide your fate.

The pod is suspended high above the canyon floor, so you’re looking out across alpine scenery before you leap. That’s one of the psychological advantages of this setup: you get visual context before the drop, which can help you keep your head right when everything starts to happen fast.

After you land, the most important thing is momentum. You’re set up to move directly into the swing, so the day stays intense rather than stretching into long downtime.

Nevis Swing 300m: A 70m drop plus a 300m arc over the valley

Next comes the Nevis Swing, and it’s a different kind of thrill. You’re harnessed in, then dropped from a 70m platform, followed by a 300m arc over the canyon.

The biggest difference from the bungy is that the swing turns the moment into a long ride, not just a single leap. Instead of one decisive fall, you get movement across a wide gap, and you can feel the geometry of the ride as you travel over the valley.

You can ride solo or tandem, which changes the emotional tone. Solo is all about your own fear and your own timing. Tandem can help some people, because the person next to you becomes part of the moment—either comfort or motivation, depending on the vibe you bring.

This is the point where the activity earns its reputation. The combination of height, distance, and time in motion is what makes it feel like more than another adrenaline stop.

Expert crew and included photos: making the memories usable

One of the practical upsides here is that you’re not relying on luck to capture what you just did. The experience includes a photos & video package.

That matters because bungy and swing moments are fast and chaotic in the moment. Your eyes are on survival and technique and a million tiny details. Having coverage built into the experience means you can focus on doing it well and let someone else handle the timing.

It also reduces decision fatigue. Instead of spending the day wondering if you’ll get a usable shot, you can treat photos and video as part of the deal. For a day this intense, that’s a real value.

Price and value: does $370 make sense for two big rides?

At $370 per person for two major activities, it’s not cheap. But the pricing starts to feel more reasonable when you compare it to paying for the experiences separately in both time and logistics.

You’re bundling:

• A 134m bungy with a long freefall
• A 70m drop plus 300m arc swing
• Professional coverage through the included photo and video package
• One trip with transport from Queenstown via shuttle into the Nevis Valley
• A small-group setup capped at 6 participants

The best way to think about the value is this: you’re paying for fewer moving parts. Instead of coordinating two separate days, two sets of scheduling, and two separate setup cycles, you get one day with two headline rides.

If you’re already in Queenstown and you want the “I did the big things” story without splitting your time, this combo is a strong use of a day. If you’re on the fence and you’re mainly curious, you may want to price-check solo options separately before committing. But if you know you want both, the combo format is the smart play.

Who this Nevis Bungy & Swing combo fits best

This is a serious adrenaline day, so it fits best with people who know what they want. You don’t need to be a thrill-seeker by hobby, but you do need to be comfortable with the idea of big drops and strong sensations.

Good matches:

• You want two icons in one day instead of picking just one
• You like the idea of going big once and then being done
• You want professional photo/video without extra planning
• You’re coming with someone and you might want tandem on the swing

Limits and considerations (important):

• Minimum age: 13 (and if you’re under 15, you must be accompanied)
• Weight range: 45kg–127kg
• Not suitable for children under 13
• Wheelchair accessible is listed, but you should confirm fit for your specific situation if you’re using a wheelchair

Also, the group is small: limited to 6 participants. That usually means less waiting around and more of your time spent on the actual experience.

Planning a 4-hour adrenaline block in Queenstown

The listed duration is 4 hours, with scheduling that can shift by starting times. Start by planning your day with breathing room before and after. This is the kind of activity where you’ll be thinking about it for the rest of the day, even if you pretend you’re fine.

Arrive early for the check-in. 30 minutes before departure is your buffer for getting through the start process without stress.

The day is run in English, which helps if you’re coordinating language-based instructions easily. An instructor is listed, and the crew approach is set up for people doing bungy and swing as a controlled, safety-first experience.

Finally, remember that it’s a 4WD shuttle into a remote valley. Even if you only notice that it’s rugged, it’s still part of the day’s pacing. Treat the shuttle time as part of the build-up, not dead time.

Should you book the Queenstown Nevis Bungy & Swing combo?

Book it if you want the full Queenstown headline experience in one go. The combo format is the big win: 134m bungy freefall, then right into the 300m Nevis Swing, all with a built-in photos and video package and a small-group cap.

Skip it if you’re likely to freeze at the idea of big heights, or if you don’t meet the hard age and weight limits. Also, if you’re looking for something light and scenic, this isn’t that day.

If you do fit the requirements and you can handle the thrill, this is one of the cleanest ways to “go big” in Queenstown without turning your schedule into a puzzle.

FAQ

How long is the Queenstown Nevis Bungy & Swing combo?

The experience is scheduled for about 4 hours, with the exact duration listed as 2–4 hours depending on the starting time.

What heights are the bungy and swing?

The Nevis Bungy is a 134m drop with an 8.5-second freefall. The Nevis Swing involves a 70m drop and a 300m arc over the canyon.

What are the age and weight limits?

The minimum age is 13 years, and people under 15 must be accompanied. The weight range is 45kg–127kg.

Where do I check in for the experience?

Check in at the Queenstown Bungy Centre in The Station building at the corner of Shotover St and Camp St in central Queenstown (Shotover &, Camp St, Queenstown 9300, New Zealand). Check in 30 minutes before your trip departs.

Is transportation included?

Yes. Transport is mandatory via the AJHBNZ shuttle from central Queenstown at the Queenstown Bungy Centre in The Station. Transport can also be arranged via Kawarau Bungy Centre if you contact the Res Team prior to trip time.

Is there a photo and video package included?

Yes. Photos and video are included as part of the package.