Ziptrek Zipline Tour | Queenstown

The guides were friendly and had a good sense of humour. Did the moa zipline, imo it’s great for people who aren’t exactly brave but would be underwhelming for others (they offer two other options with drops so I think those would be better). Unfortunately the weather wasn’t good that day and the fog prevented us from seeing the mountains and lake. Not something they could control so not deducting points for that.

The tour leaders were very professional, and their explanations were engaging and informative. The challenge poses were also quite fun. If there were fewer participants, we could end the activity early, rather than waiting for the 1.5-hour wait. Even someone with a fear of heights could join, so it was a great experience for everyone. This organization also supports a charity, so a portion of your ticket price is donated, which I think is great. Photos will be uploaded 1-2 days later, so you can purchase them if you choose. You'll need to find a good camera position to get good photos.

After taking the cable car up, turn left at the exit and you'll be right at the zipline entrance. We booked the first group, led by a handsome British guy. Since I hadn't filled out the online form in advance, we had to fill it out on their iPad, which was incredibly difficult to use. I also had to urgently look up the address in English. I had a ton of stuff with me, but luckily I could leave it in their luggage. I also had to take my coat and small bag with me. I regretted not bringing my phone with me so I could film my friends ziplining, but I can't guarantee I won't get splattered on my gear. I'll definitely wear something that won't drop my phone next time. The beginner level has three levels, with interesting introductions to the local New Zealand environment and animals. The first and second levels are both ziplines, but unfortunately I didn't complete the second level's moves. It seemed like I had to let go to succeed, which was a shame. For the third level, rappelling is best done in one go. The faster you go, the less scared you'll feel. Standing on the edge for too long was a bit scary, but the scenery was stunning and the pace was slow. I have to say the British instructors were very nice.

It was a very interesting experience. The service staff JD & Rhys were very humorous. They taught us different ways to play on each zipline and also introduced a lot of local history.

This is definitely a great choice for those who want to experience the thrill of extreme sports but in a safe way. Rhys is great and helpful. His talks help eliminate anxiety and make the adventure easier than ever.

Interesting experience, but participants need some physical strength, because the 20-minute downhill road in the middle is not easy to walk, it hurts the knees because it is a bit shaky

This time I only tried the 4-section zipline first. After playing it, I felt that I must do the 6-section zipline next time I visit Queenstown. It was super exciting and fun. The instructor was also very funny and explained carefully. It didn’t feel scary and the scenery was amazing. Super beautiful and an activity worth experiencing. This time I only tried the 4-section zipline first. After playing it, I felt that I must do the 6-section zipline next time I visit Queenstown. It was super exciting and fun. The instructor was also very funny and explained carefully. It didn't feel scary and the scenery was amazing. Super beautiful and an activity worth experiencing.