Kererū Tour
1 hour, 2 Ziplines + a thrilling 21M Drop
Find your wings and fly through the treetops on two breathtaking ziplines before finishing with a swooping 21 metre drop, leaving you a fledgling no more!Discover the story of Zealandia and Ziptrek's preservation of our natural landscape whilst we do our bit to protect our native wildlife!
A whole new way to discover Queenstown if you're seeking a heightened thrill level or are short on time as it's all done and dusted in an hour.
Find your wings!
Check out our latest tour offering, the incredible Kererū tour, featuring a 21m drop!
Tour Prices
Age |
KERERŪ 2 LINE + DROP TOUR |
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| Adult | $119 |
| Child (6-14) | $119 |
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*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
- 2 amazing ziplines and an incredible 21 metre drop
- 10 minute uphill walk along Queenstown's iconic Tiki Trail
- Duration: 45 minutes - 1 hour
- Min weight: 20 kgs (44 lbs)
- Max weight: 125 kgs (275 lbs)
- Min age: 6 yrs
Tour Details
Guests will be met by their tour guides and fitted with their harnesses and helmets before ziplining from treehouse to treehouse ending with a 21 metre drop which lands you 1/3 of the way down 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 8 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 back where you started, at the Ziptrek Treehouse, as there is a short 10min uphill walk after the last zipline.
The educational component provides a unique insight into the surrounding environment on a local scale as well as information on Queenstown and its native species.
