"Skydiving in Queenstown is definitely an outdoor sport that is worth coming to experience here. Everyone takes a parked plane and flies to an altitude of more than 3,000 meters in the sky, and then jumps off the plane under the leadership of a professional instructor to fly freely in the air. At the same time, a professional photographer will accompany you to take photos for you. It is really a thrilling and enjoyable high-altitude experience."

"Definitely worth checking in to the global red attractions. You have to check in, you have to check in, you have to check in, the important thing is to say it three times! In the peak tourist season, you must buy tickets in advance, otherwise you will have to queue up at the ticket point to buy tickets, and then line up to exchange tickets."

"The extreme sports you must experience when you come to New Zealand! Adrenaline soaring! With the mentality of having to experience it once in my life, I gritted my teeth and jumped down hahaha. We must weigh ourselves before jumping. New Zealand beef, lamb chops and salmon are so delicious that they are five kilograms fatter than when they started. . . You can purchase pictures or videos after the jump. They are expensive, but they are also a commemorative. There will also be a T-shirt printed with a 43-meter bungee jump, and a free shuttle bus to Queenstown will be provided as a souvenir."

"The high-altitude swing is quite interesting, but the bungee jumping next to it is more exciting"

"Of course, you must experience extreme sports when you come to New Zealand. So I signed up for hang gliding, and I feel that I can accept this project. For other parachuting, bungee jumping is not yet acceptable. I set off early in the morning and signed the status of life and death before I set off. At that moment, I still felt a little in my heart. There were also several French girls and an Indian couple with them. Fortunately, everyone came one by one, and the friends who came down comforted everyone that the scenery was good but not scary. Sure enough, after experiencing it, I still feel that it is still not enough."

"In addition to roaming the picturesque Lake Wakatipu, jet boats also go deep into outer rivers and shallows to discover the traces of the gold rush. The driver is humorous and skilled, and every time he flicks his tail, the passengers scream with excitement!"

"Event management is professional. However, the equipment used is not well stored. The storage of the equipment and the use of the equipment are equally important. The first impression is storage. If the equipment is properly maintained, customers will have full confidence in the sport."

"Compared with skydiving, paragliding is obviously less exciting and economical-the flight time in the air is about 10 minutes, and the skydiving is only a short 30-45 seconds. The swing during landing adds fun and excitement, which is good For the experience, the flying coach will take some photos and videos, and an additional NZD 50 will be charged."

"KJet is one of the most famous jet boats in Queenstown. Boarding and disembarking are right next to the pier. The boat departs every hour and takes more than 50 minutes. Especially in the rush of driving, the sudden braking and flicking action is shocking!"

"I booked the ziptrek ecotours at Isite in the afternoon on 10.6. The weather was very cold at -1~8℃ that made people shiver, and I had to take the cable car to play, 30nzd/per, the open-air cable car next to it was cheaper. The first time I played this slide, the team leader explained it very clearly, and it was not very dangerous. After playing 4 stages in half an hour, I could see the beautiful Wanaka Lake in the last stage. Generally speaking, the whole trip is very smooth and very happy. The price of 135nzd/per is a bit expensive. You can order from bookme.com.nz. Sometimes there are many discounts, up to 75% off."

"It is about 20 minutes' drive from the city, and the height of the take-off point ranges from 1143 to 1676 meters. This activity is accompanied by professional coaches and is very safe."