Nevis River Review

Queenstown, as a paradise for New Zealand and even the world's extreme outdoor sports, is certainly a bit exciting to come here. Nevis Canyon is definitely an extreme sports punching place that cannot be missed. This time I experienced a super ejection, that is, the real-life version of "Angry Birds": from the 150-meter-high launch pad, it was pushed at extreme speed and flew over the canyon. Special devices will accelerate to 100km/h within 1.5 seconds. It is equivalent to 3 times the gravity acceleration, just listen to the number to go up. On the surface, I was actually scared to death in my heart, and my eyes were completely afraid to go down, afraid that I would hang in the air and cry... After all, there is a camera record, I'm going to keep this last decency... the only second of fear measured down is the thrill of the superman flying over the canyon, all the troubles dissipated, waiting to be pulled back to the launch pad I'm even bored to start stretching. In addition to the ejection I just experienced, the world's highest swing, New Zealand's highest bungee jump, are also here, bold can give you a three-piece set arrangement in one breath. Those who are timid can stand on the glass stand and watch others' fancy screaming challenges. In short, it is highly recommended! How to get there: Station Building in the center of Queenstown first register to weigh, there is a fixed bus to send guests there, from 9:20-14:40, every 40 minutes. Tips: Nevis Canyon is a private territory, self-driving is not allowed to enter, you must take the bungee jumping company bus to go up the mountain.