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Nevis Thrillogy - Bungy, Swing and Catapult

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Take on the Nevis Swing, go full throttle with our 134m Bungy (the highest in New Zealand) and get an insane ride on the most extreme catapult in the world. Go big or go home! Take on the Nevis Swing - the most famous swing in the world, go full throttle with our 134m Bungy (the highest in New Zealand) and get an insane ride on the most extreme catapult in the world propelling you 150m up and out across the Nevis Valley reaching speeds of up to 100kms in 1.5 seconds flat. This Thrillogy isn't for the faint-hearted.
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About Nevis Thrillogy - Bungy, Swing and Catapult
About Nevis Thrillogy - Bungy, Swing and Catapult
Nevis Thrillogy is an extreme challenge package that combines the Nevis Swing, the 134-meter bungy jump (which is the highest bungy jump in New Zealand), and the world's most powerful Catapult, which propels you 150 meters forward at a maximum speed of 100 kilometers per hour within 1.5 seconds. This activity is not for the faint-hearted.
Why Nevis Thrillogy - Bungy, Swing and Catapult is a must
New Zealand's highest bungy jump, reaching 134 meters. World-renowned Nevis Swing offers a unique swinging experience. The world's most powerful Catapult, launching you at a maximum speed of 100 kilometers per hour in 1.5 seconds. Ideal for those seeking the most thrilling experiences and challenging their limits.
Top things to do at Nevis Thrillogy - Bungy, Swing and Catapult
The main activities in the Nevis Thrillogy package include: Nevis Swing: Experience an exhilarating swing. 134-meter Bungy Jump: Jump from the highest point in New Zealand. Catapult: A launching experience that feels like being rapidly shot across the Nevis Valley.
Location of Nevis Thrillogy - Bungy, Swing and Catapult
The activities are located in the Nevis Valley.
Know Before You Go
This activity is not suitable for the faint-hearted. Participants should consider their health and physical readiness before joining the activity.