Kea Tour

6 Zipline, 2.5 - 3 Hours, World's steepest zipline

The Kea tour is faster and longer than the Moa tour, and finishes with the steepest zipline in the world - a zipline ride that descends 30 stories at speeds of up to 70 kph!

This stunningly beautiful guided journey through native beech forest comprises six amazing ziplines with stunning lake and mountain views.

The Kea tour is a truly unique way to get down the mountain and perfect for those seeking a higher adrenaline factor.

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Try the epic Kea 6-Line tour, the full immersive zipline experience, finishing at the bottom of the gondola, right back in town

Tour Prices

OPTIONS	Kea 6-Line Tour
Adult	$195*
Senior (65+)	$149*
Youth (6-14)	$149*

*Prices are in NZD and inclusive of taxes.
*Prices do not include the gondola ticket and are subject to change at any time.
*Please allow a minimum of 40-60 minutes to access the upper Skyline complex from the base terminal and a minimum of 90 minutes during busy periods such as Christmas, New Year, Chinese New Year and school holidays.

Quick Facts

6 amazing ziplines including the world's steepest tree to tree zipline
20 minute downhill walk through native beech forest
12 aerial tree top platforms
Duration: 2.5 - 3 hours
Longest zipline distance: 300 m (984 ft)
Reach speeds of up to 70 kph (44 mph)
Highest treehouse is 8 storeys high - that's over 25 m (82 ft)
Min weight: 30 kgs (66 lbs)
Max weight: 125 kgs (275 lbs)
Min age: 6 years

Tour Details

Guests will be met by their tour guides and fitted with their harness and helmet before ziplining from treehouse to treehouse going all of the way to the bottom of Bob's Peak mountain.

The ziplines are gravity fed, so guests do not have to worry about controlling their own speed. Two tour guides will accompany the minimum 2, maximum 10 guests per tour. One guide to connect (launch platform) and one guide to disconnect (landing platform) each and every guest.

You will finish your tour at the base of the gondola in front of the Kiwi Birdlife Park.

The educational component provides a unique insight into the surrounding environment and local area including Maori mythology.

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