400km ride took us from Milford Sound to Queenstown, the city, where bungy jumping was invented. Almost the entire trip it rained, but in Queenstown then seemed to finally back the sun. We still got a nice spot for our camper on Lake Wakatipu with lake view and looked at us the next day Queenstown, a small town in a beautiful mountain- und Seekulisse. Queenstown is quite touristy packed and full it was this weekend in the city. We strolled again through the village and then made our way to the Kawarau Bridge, 43m with the world's first bungy bridge. We had the same thinking of our holiday in South Africa in 2009, because there we are both from the world's highest bungy bridge (216m) jumped (Nicole's bungy jump – Seppel's Bungy Sprung)
After a few “Bungy-Jumpern” had watched, we drove through the mountains to Wanaka.
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- on the way to Queenstown
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- Coffee time with views of Lake Wakatipu
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- Views of Lake Wakatipu
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- Queenstown am Wakatipu See
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- on the waterfront
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- Vineyards on the way to the Kawarau Bridge
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- Lesson Brücke
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- Views of the surroundings of Queenstown
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- through the mountains to Wanaka
