Zipline Adventure

Description

Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.

What you will visit:
Waiheke Island Eco-adventure Park, Zipline
Fly smoothly and safely through one of New Zealand's most exciting eco-adventures side by side with a friend or partner on a zipline, traveling over a working vineyard and into the native New Zealand forest. Three dual ziplines, each approximately 700 feet long, afford an exhilarating opportunity to experience New Zealand's unspoiled beauty. Your first zipline flight soars above an undulating vineyard, while the second and third ziplines glide across a beautiful valley above a carpet of native forest. To add to the adventure, the gradient is gradually increased on these two flights for an adrenaline-fueled ride.

Waiheke Island Eco-adventure Park, Nature Walk
At the completion of the zipline adventure, embark on a magical, one-mile, guided nature walk through native bushland. Trek through an atmosphere of lush vegetation, shaded by a canopy of original and regenerating forest. Discover wonderful indigenous flora and fauna and learn the history of Waiheke along with how the eco-park experience helps to contribute, preserve and restore this Site of Environmental Significance. The walk concludes at the visitor center.

What you will see along the way:
Begin your day with a scenic ferry ride to Waiheke Island, followed by a pleasant mini-driving tour via motorcoach that orients you to the beauty of this island, situated in the heart of Auckland's Hauraki Gulf. Take in the multimillion-dollar properties, expansive lush vineyards and beautiful vistas as you travel to your destination, one of the island's highest points, for panoramic views of Rangitoto, the Hauraki Gulf and Auckland.

Special Notes:

Guests are recommended to bring a sun hat or cap , sunscreen and shoes that lace-up, buckle or are otherwise closed; specifically we do not recommend wearing jandals (flip-flops).

Guests may bring their cameras as long as they are attached to a lanyard around their necks. Ecozip staff will take photographs which will be for sale afterwards.
There is an approx. 1km walk back to the base from the last zipline. This is through native forest along boardwalks and uphill towards the end.