Follow me to the sky and sea: Skydiving in Queenstown

There are so many things to do in Queenstown! Bungee jumping, steamships, and jet boats are all available. There is also an activity for the brave: skydiving. 📍Address: 786 Kingston Road, Drift Bay 9371 🚗Transportation: Walk to the downtown store, then go to the drop zone. 🕙Opening hours: 6:00 am–6:00 pm 💰Skydiving price: Basic package (skydiving only) NZD 335–515 Video + photo package (additional) NZD 199–359 🌟Highlights: Skydiving is a popular activity in Queenstown. It is also the birthplace of tandem skydiving. Not only ordinary tourists, but many celebrities have also come here to skydive. There are two drop zones in Queenstown, one is the NZone drop zone, and the other is the Wanaka drop zone, which is about 1 hour away from Queenstown. Both have a history of more than 30 years. I chose NZone, which has a store in the city, so it is more convenient to arrange. It is also known as one of the most beautiful drop zones in the world, which makes me more curious about it. 📌Tips: ✅Skydiving needs to be booked 4–5 days in advance, and you can book directly through 🛜. 9,000 feet–15,000 feet are available, and I personally recommend the highest one, which will feel better. ✅It takes about 3–4 hours from reporting to the skydiving company in the morning to the end of skydiving. The actual flight time is about 15 minutes, and it takes about 3–5 minutes from jumping out of the plane to landing. ✅Since you are here, you must buy a photo + video package to record the wonderful moments. I highly recommend the 2+1 package. The so-called 2+1 is followed by a photographer, and the effect will be much better than a single shot. ✅There are flights from morning to afternoon, and it is not recommended to choose a flight before 7:30 am. When we took off, the sky was still gray. The view is better when taking off at 10:30–11:00 am. ✅Please skydive when you are in good health. Even minor problems such as colds and coughs will cause discomfort after skydiving. Also, remember not to open your mouth when skydiving.