Constructed in 1880 to link Queenstown with the Southland gold fields, the Kawarau Suspension Bridge now serves a more exhilarating purpose. Suspended 141 feet above the Kawarau River, the bridge has become a hub for bungee jumping, attracting thrill-seekers from around the globe. Visitors can experience the rush of leaping from the historic structure, feeling the wind and the pull of the river below. The bridge’s sturdy frame and scenic location make it an iconic spot for both adventure and history enthusiasts.
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