Ziplining in Queenstown is run by Ziptrek Ecotours from the top of the Skyline gondola on Bob's Peak and by AJ Hackett Bungy NZ beside the Kawarau Bridge in the Gibbston Valley. Bookably lists 4 places to stay in the area around Queenstown.
Operators for ziplining in Queenstown
- AJ Hackett Bungy NZ A zipline beside the Kawarau Bridge in the Gibbston Valley, reached by car or by a bus with limited seats from its Queenstown Bungy Centre.
- Ziptrek Ecotours Guided zipline tours through the forest on Bob's Peak, starting at the top of the Skyline gondola.
Listed in alphabetical order. Bookings are made with each operator, not through Bookably, and this list may not be complete.
Good to know about ziplining in Queenstown
- Ziptrek Ecotours sets a minimum age of six, with children up to fourteen accompanied by a parent or guardian, and runs its tours all year in rain, shine or snow.
- Ziptrek Ecotours sells its tours without the Skyline gondola ticket, which is bought separately.
- AJ Hackett Bungy NZ sets a minimum age of eight for its Kawarau Zipride, with eight and nine year olds riding tandem with an adult of at least twenty.
- AJ Hackett Bungy NZ says its Kawarau Bungy Centre is open daily and closed on Christmas Day, with a bus with limited seats from its Queenstown Bungy Centre.
- Both operators set weight limits and give them on their own pages.
Details checked October 2026. Confirm with the operator before you book.
Places to stay near Queenstown
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Jacks Point, Queenstown
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