Kawarai Bridge, New Zealand
From series “Thrilling Points for Bungee Jumping”
Ledge Urban Bangee is probably the best spa for extreme sports in New Zealand. This spa is popular with fans of skiing, rafting and alpinism, as well as among the tourists who like the jumps from the breathtaking heights. On the territory of the Kurzone is Kawarai Bridge, whose height is 47 meters. From this bridge the trailers of the Bunjee Jumping can jump.
According to one of the versions, Queenstown is home to this stunning entertainment. It is about the fact that Kawarai Bridge became the first official place for the jumps, which was opened in 1988. This is most likely that the supporters of this conversation unofficially jumped with the bungee in many other countries as well. The original entertainment was first legalized in Queenstown. Although today the height of the space accessible in New Zealand for jumps is incomparable with other platforms, Kawarai Bridge is nevertheless visited by thousands of tourists. The trip to Queenstown, on the legendary Ledge Urban Bangee spa, is an honor for real followers of Bunjee Jumping. 
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Useful staff nearby
ATM bankomat: 'ATM - Bank of New Zealand (BNZ)' located in 18 km (
check the route on the map).
check the route on the map).
Car rental office: 'Euro Car Rental NZ' is located in 11 km (
on the map).
on the map).
Fuel station: 'Bp Go Cromwell' in 23 km
Supermarket: 'Alpine Supermarket' in 18 km
Parking: 'ZQN Parking' in 12 km
Apotheek: 'Amcal Arrowtown Pharmacy' in 9 km
Police station: 'New Zealand Police - Cromwell' in 23 km
Cafe/restaurant: 'Kawarau Bridge Bungy - AJ Hackett Bungy' in 0 km
Railway station: 'Kingston Station' in 38 km
Nearest airports:
» Queenstown Airport ZQN - in 12 km
» Wanaka Airport WKA - in 41 km
» Dunedin Airport DUD - in 143 km
» Invercargill Airport IVC - in 162 km
» Oamaru Airport OAM - in 171 km
» Queenstown Airport ZQN - in 12 km
» Wanaka Airport WKA - in 41 km
» Dunedin Airport DUD - in 143 km
» Invercargill Airport IVC - in 162 km
» Oamaru Airport OAM - in 171 km
Cities nearby
Best hotels near Kawarai Bridge
Kumanu
Located in 4 km from Kawarai Bridge
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Rooms: 1
Route on the map:
Rooms: 1
Kumanu is 10 minutes' drive from Arrowtown and Millbrook Golf Resort. Queenstown International Airport and Coronet Peak Ski Area are each a 15-minute … More: photo, rates and booking
Gibbston House
Located in 6 km from Kawarai Bridge
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Rooms: 3
Route on the map:
Rooms: 3
All accommodation offers heating, electric blankets and tea/coffee making facilities. Some accommodation offers a fully equipped kitchen. Each room … More: photo, rates and booking
Mt Rosa Lodge
Located in 7 km from Kawarai Bridge
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Rooms: 3
Route on the map:
Rooms: 3
The heated guest rooms feature access to a terrace with views of the mountains and vineyards. Each is equipped with leather couches, a DVD player and … More: photo, rates and booking
Nearest unique sightseeing spots to visit
19 km - Toilet at Sofitel Queenstown
The most unusual and bold design from WC in New Zealand is to be found in Queenstown, one of the city's most chic hotels - Sofitel Queenstown. On the first floor of the hotel is the original Manneroilette, designed by the famous designers Mark Perriam, Brett Tailor and …
From the series 'Public Toilets, Who Makes it Extravagant'
The most unusual and bold design from WC in New Zealand is to be found in Queenstown, one of the city's most chic hotels - Sofitel Queenstown. On the first floor of the hotel is the original Manneroilette, designed by the famous designers Mark Perriam, Brett Tailor and …
101 km - Fiordland National Park
Amazing and unique Fiordland National Park is the largest reserve in New Zealand. It has an area of 12500 square kilometres and it is here that the deepest lakes of the country, the thickest jungles and the highest mountains are located. Established in 1952, the …
From the series 'Largest Nature Reserves on Earth'
Amazing and unique Fiordland National Park is the largest reserve in New Zealand. It has an area of 12500 square kilometres and it is here that the deepest lakes of the country, the thickest jungles and the highest mountains are located. Established in 1952, the …
141 km - Lake Pukaki
New Zealand is rich with wonderful lakes that attract tourists. One of them - Pukaki - has placed on the South Island. Pukaki is a glacier lake that became popular thanks to the deep blue watercolor. More than that, it is beautiful and very clear. Its whole area is …
From the series 'The Cleanest Lakes and Rivers of the Planet'
New Zealand is rich with wonderful lakes that attract tourists. One of them - Pukaki - has placed on the South Island. Pukaki is a glacier lake that became popular thanks to the deep blue watercolor. More than that, it is beautiful and very clear. Its whole area is …
150 km - Sutherland Falls
Sutherland Falls is, of course, one of the New Zealand Must See Waterfalls. It is located in the South Island outside the country and is among the world’s mightiest waterfalls. The rapid flow of water falls from a height of 580 meters. Sutherland Falls is the highest …
From the series 'Greatest Waterfalls on Earth'
Sutherland Falls is, of course, one of the New Zealand Must See Waterfalls. It is located in the South Island outside the country and is among the world’s mightiest waterfalls. The rapid flow of water falls from a height of 580 meters. Sutherland Falls is the highest …
155 km - Moeraki Boulders
Mysterious Moeraki Boulders occupy the leading position among the unique natural attractions of New Zealand. They’re situated near the village of the same name, at the picturesque sandy Koekohe Beach. When you see the huge rock formations of ideal spherical shape for …
From the series 'The Most Mysterious Geological Formations on the Planet'
Mysterious Moeraki Boulders occupy the leading position among the unique natural attractions of New Zealand. They’re situated near the village of the same name, at the picturesque sandy Koekohe Beach. When you see the huge rock formations of ideal spherical shape for …
446 km - Blue Lake
Rotomairewhenua Lake has the clearest natural fresh water in the world. Its name is quite hard to pronounce. It translates from Maori as the "Blue Lake". This small freshwater lake has placed on the territory of Nelson Lakes National Park in New Zealand. It is a part …
From the series 'The Cleanest Lakes and Rivers of the Planet'
Rotomairewhenua Lake has the clearest natural fresh water in the world. Its name is quite hard to pronounce. It translates from Maori as the "Blue Lake". This small freshwater lake has placed on the territory of Nelson Lakes National Park in New Zealand. It is a part …
Top destination around Kawarai Bridge - Queenstown
In 1862, gold was discovered in the river near Queenstown. This drew the attention of multiple foreigners to this part of the country. A true gold rush started in Queensland. The settlement started expanding, and its population was growing. The town got a borough status in 1866. However, when the gold rush ended, the population of Queenstown declined drastically. Starting from the beginning of the 20th century and to this day, tourism has been the main source of income for Queenstown. Thanks to the growing popularity of this destination, it has become possible to turn the once forgotten settlement into one of the best resorts in the region.
All beaches in Queenstown are wild, so do not expect to find comfort and beach infrastructure here. There are no sun lounger and umbrella rentals here, same as dressing cabins. Despite this, there are always many vacationers on the lakeshore because the area is so charming that it is hard to resist the temptation to relax on the pebble surface. Queenstown Bay is the central recreation area in the town. This is the most crowded part of Lake Wakatipu. The area is situated in the central part of the town. This beach hosts daily entertaining events and parties. It is very comfortable to relax with kids here because the water is shallow near the coast.
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All beaches in Queenstown are wild, so do not expect to find comfort and beach infrastructure here. There are no sun lounger and umbrella rentals here, same as dressing cabins. Despite this, there are always many vacationers on the lakeshore because the area is so charming that it is hard to resist the temptation to relax on the pebble surface. Queenstown Bay is the central recreation area in the town. This is the most crowded part of Lake Wakatipu. The area is situated in the central part of the town. This beach hosts daily entertaining events and parties. It is very comfortable to relax with kids here because the water is shallow near the coast.
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