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AJ Hackett Bungy Auckland: Harbour Bridge Climb and Bungy

Tour operator · Bridge climb and bungy jumpingWesthaven, Auckland

Adventure operator running guided climbs and a 40-metre bungy from the Auckland Harbour Bridge out of its Westhaven base, plus the SkyWalk and SkyJump at the Sky Tower.

At a glance

Type
Bridge climb and bungy jumping
Area
Westhaven, Auckland, New Zealand
Official site
bungy.co.nz

Good to know

  • Photos and videos included
  • Guided climb
  • Sky Tower SkyWalk and SkyJump

Why we recommend it

AJ Hackett runs two of Auckland's best-known adventure activities on the Auckland Harbour Bridge. Its base is at Westhaven, at the city end of the bridge and just minutes from the central business district, and it launched the Harbour Bridge Bungy in 2003.

The bridge itself is one of the city's defining structures. It opened on 30 May 1959 and was widened in 1969 with the addition of two steel box girder sections built by a Japanese firm and nicknamed the Nippon clip-ons, which doubled the number of lanes from four to eight. The bridge is just over a kilometre long, with a main span of almost 244 metres, and it begins at Westhaven, where land at the marina was reclaimed for the project by 1955. The clip-on sections were built by Ishikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries, now IHI Corporation.

The Bridge Climb is a guided walk up and over the arch truss of the bridge, with views over the Waitematā Harbour. It is the gentler of the two experiences and an option for those who would rather not jump.

The Bridge Bungy is a 40-metre jump from the bridge. It is one of the more accessible bungy jumps in New Zealand for visitors who are short of time, as it is so close to the city centre. Photos and videos are included, and a T-shirt is included when you book directly with AJ Hackett.

The company also operates the SkyWalk and SkyJump at the Sky Tower, both 192 metres above the city. The SkyWalk takes you around the open-air rim of the tower, while the SkyJump is a wire-guided descent to the ground, giving thrill-seekers a choice of two very different Auckland landmarks.

Before booking, check the frequently asked questions on the AJ Hackett website for details such as minimum age and weight limits, and whether you can touch the water on the bridge bungy, as these determine who can take part.

The experiences suit adrenaline seekers, groups of friends and couples looking for a memorable activity, while the climb works for families with older children. For bookings and enquiries within New Zealand, call the freephone number 0800 286 4958 or book through the website.

AJ Hackett Bungy Auckland: Harbour Bridge Climb and Bungy FAQs

Where does the Auckland Bridge Climb start?

From AJ Hackett's base at Westhaven, at the city end of the Auckland Harbour Bridge, minutes from the CBD.

How high is the Harbour Bridge bungy?

The bungy is a 40-metre jump.

When did the Harbour Bridge Bungy open?

AJ Hackett launched it in 2003.

What is the Bridge Climb?

A guided walk up and over the bridge's arch truss with views of the harbour and city.

Are photos included?

Yes, photos and videos are included, and a T-shirt when you book directly.

Does AJ Hackett run activities at the Sky Tower?

Yes, the SkyWalk around the tower's rim and the SkyJump, both 192 metres up.

When did the Harbour Bridge open?

On 30 May 1959; the clip-on lanes were added in 1969.

How do you contact AJ Hackett Auckland?

Call 0800 286 4958 within New Zealand or book through the website.

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