

NZone Skydive head skydiver and operations manager Sasa Jojic, of Queenstown, completed his 21,000th jump recently. Photo supplied. : Adventure still alive and kicking
NZone Skydive head skydiver and operations manager Sasa Jojic, of Queenstown, completed his 21,000th jump recently. Photo supplied. : Adventure still alive and kicking


Former Queenstown Times reporter Felicity Wolfe on the Shotover Canyon Swing. Photo supplied. : Adventure still alive and kicking
Former Queenstown Times reporter Felicity Wolfe on the Shotover Canyon Swing. Photo supplied. : Adventure still alive and kicking


Playboy playmate Jordan Monroe (top) and 42Below Cocktail World Cup publicity manager Belinda Henley at the launch of the event at AJ Hackett's Kawarau Bridge bungy. Photo supplied. : Adventure still alive and kicking
Playboy playmate Jordan Monroe (top) and 42Below Cocktail World Cup publicity manager Belinda Henley at the launch of the event at AJ Hackett's Kawarau Bridge bungy. Photo supplied. : Adventure still alive and kicking


Sunrise Balloons pilot Hugh McLellan guides passengers over the Wakatipu in perfect conditions. Photo from Queenstown Times files. : Adventure still alive and kicking
Sunrise Balloons pilot Hugh McLellan guides passengers over the Wakatipu in perfect conditions. Photo from Queenstown Times files. : Adventure still alive and kicking


Riders enjoy a Ziptrek ride in Queenstown. Photo supplied. : Adventure still alive and kicking
Riders enjoy a Ziptrek ride in Queenstown. Photo supplied. : Adventure still alive and kicking


"Epic" was how former England rugby captain Phil Vickery (pictured on the left of the third row from the front) described his ride on a Shotover Jet in Queenstown. Photo supplied. : Adventure still alive and kicking
"Epic" was how former England rugby captain Phil Vickery (pictured on the left of the third row from the front) described his ride on a Shotover Jet in Queenstown. Photo supplied. : Adventure still alive and kicking
Adventure still alive and kicking
At one stage, it seemed that every few weeks Queenstown would come up with a new adventure activity to thrill visitors and lighten their wallets....
