AJ Hackett Kawarau Bungy Centre

Extreme sports that you must experience when you come to New Zealand! Adrenaline is soaring! I jumped down with the mentality of experiencing it once in my life, hahahaha. You have to weigh yourself before jumping. New Zealand's beef, lamb chops and salmon are so delicious that I am five pounds heavier than when I set out. . . After the jump, you can buy pictures or videos, which are very expensive, but they are also souvenirs. You will also get a T-shirt with a 43-meter bungee jump printed on it as a souvenir. If it is not open, there is a free shuttle bus to Queenstown.

The AJ Hackett Kawarau Bridge in Queenstown is definitely the most famous bridge here. The clear water of the Kawarau River is underneath, which is very impressive. You can experience bungee jumping from this bridge. This is also the most famous outdoor experience project in Queenstown. It will definitely challenge your courage and is worth a try.

I passed by on the way to the fruit town and went in for a visit. I first went into the visitor center, a large building with various souvenirs for sale. Outside the building was the Kawarau River and the bungee jumping bridge. The Kawarau River runs through the canyon and the scenery is nice. People who participate in bungee jumping jump down from the middle of the bridge, and it seems that there are more people watching.

This is one of the many extreme entertainment projects in Queenstown, jumping off the Hackett Cavallo Bridge and feeling the excitement of bungee jumping. Standing on the bridge when looking down is really afraid of leg weakness, but really jump down, in fact, not so afraid, but feel excited and enjoyment, this complex psychological feeling only know by experience, really fun and exciting, of course, I think it is also very safe.

I tried bungee jumping once in my lifetime. You have to make an appointment in advance, arrive at the designated time, measure your weight, sign a life and death agreement, and line up on the bridge. It was very cold and windy on the bridge. I waited for a long time and was frozen. I suggest that people who want to go wear more clothes. I didn't meet a Chinese friend when I was queuing. There were more young people from Europe and the United States. They were laughing and enthusiastic throughout the whole process. I was very nervous, which was in sharp contrast with them. Finally, it was my turn. The staff immediately said a few words in Chinese, called me buyaopa, and then asked me yaobuyaoshui? I didn't react at first. It took a few seconds to realize that he was asking me if I wanted to touch the water when I went down. Haha, I said no water, and my brain was blank at that time. After all the safety measures were taken, I slowly moved to the edge of the diving platform. There was a photo point where the staff would ask you to wave and smile, but I really couldn't smile at this time. Seeing that I was confused, the working brother asked me if I needed him to push me. I said I would jump by myself. At this time, my brain couldn't translate what I said in English. Next, don't hesitate, close your eyes and jump down. The descent speed was so fast that I didn't have time to scream before I hit the bottom and rebounded. When rebounding, the body would spin wildly involuntarily, which was a bit dizzy. It was over in more than ten seconds. There will be a small boat below that will extend an olive branch to you. You just need to grab it. The two rowing brothers on the boat will chat with you. My companion helped me record the whole process. She said, "Why didn't you scream at all?" I didn't feel uncomfortable after it was over. The towel on my feet was tied very well, and I didn't feel any pulling. It costs more than 1,000 yuan to jump once, and more than 200 yuan to take pictures and videos. It's just that I will be afraid before jumping. It's just like that after overcoming the fear and jumping down. It's not as scary as I imagined, so don't hesitate on the diving platform. The longer you delay, the more afraid you will be. You must make a quick decision. I have experienced bungee jumping once in my life, and it feels very worthwhile.

Every traveler who goes bungee jumping will ask - "Do you want to touch water," when I go up, no exception, "Do you want to touch water," "Yes, just touch hands with water," "No problem, you don't have to be afraid of" "Oh no, I'm not afraid, I don't want my head to touch water, just touch hands with water," "OK, refuel." So, I'll be like this...

It's absolutely worth the outdoor extreme challenge! How can we miss the ancestors of global bungee jumping when we come to Queenstown? The day of bungee jumping was a bad day and it rained a little. The wind was strong. It was terribly cold while waiting. So remember not to wear too little and wait on it. Finally jump out for a moment really scared, and then freely landed and rocked back and forth, and finally the staff on the ship will give you the bamboo pole to grab and let you down. Remember to smile at the camera!