NZs Longest Swingbridge located state highway 6 Murchison
zoom'We have NZs longest Swingbridge it is 110m long and 17 meters above the Mighty Buller Gorge River. There is a admission fee. A 15 min loopwalk over the bridge as well as many other walks. A cometline can also send you back across the river it is a additional cost but lots of fun as well as a jetboat available. Other activites are Gold Panning and a great place to swim do bring insect repellent just incase and we look forward to seeing you. Alternatively you can email us swingbridge@bullergorge.co.nz if you require further information'
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Buller Gorge SwingbridgeCommercial organisation |
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Location |
South Island ▷ West Coast ▷ Buller Gorge |
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Operating Season And Hours |
9.00am-5pm daily |
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Payment RequirementIs there a cost for this experience or is it free? Paid access/participation The experience costs money to access or take part in. |
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Cell Phone ServiceWhat level of cell phone service is available at the location? No service There is no cell phone service anywhere at the location. You can not make calls or get data on a mobile phone. |
Lovely walks and picnic area.
$5 for a great experience.
To get in is $5, that's ok.
Interesting attraction.
Fun to do and nice to see.
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10/10 | 16 |
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12% |
9/10 | 11 |
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8% |
8/10 | 28 |
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21% |
7/10 | 19 |
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15% |
6/10 | 14 |
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11% |
5/10 | 12 |
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9% |
4/10 | 10 |
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8% |
3/10 | 9 |
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7% |
2/10 | 6 |
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5% |
1/10 | 6 |
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5% |
1.0/5
Not worth the visit.
$10 to walk the bridge, jet boat closed, comet line closed, no offer of gold panning, tracks abit unclear at parts. Disappointing
Reviewed over 2 years ago
Customer
4.5/5
It was great fun, also for kids (aged 5 and 8 years) walking the bridge.
The short walk on the other side was super too. Only minus is the sandflies.
Reviewed over 7 years ago and experienced in February 2017
Customer
4.0/5
Adrenalin pumping activity for all the family, remember, do not look down!
Reviewed over 7 years ago and experienced in January 2017
Customer
5.0/5
The longest hanging bridge in New Zealand.
The bridge crosses a river directly into the rainforest, where visitors can learn about the flora and history of the region on a 20 minute walk. Entrance is approx $10NZD.
Reviewed over 7 years ago and experienced in November 2016
Customer
3.5/5
The bridge is nice and it is a good experience but it was too expensive.
Reviewed over 7 years ago and experienced in February 2017
Customer
4.0/5
Fun to do and nice to see.
It is much money and the only thing you can do is walk over the bridge.
Reviewed over 7 years ago and experienced in October 2016
Customer
3.5/5
Swingbridge was cool, picnic area is dangerous for kids (old vehicle there), very aggressive sandflies, nice lady there.
Reviewed over 7 years ago and experienced in January 2017
Customer
3.0/5
Not too expensive for $10.
The walk is nice, but you do not get the feeling when there as too many people.
Reviewed over 7 years ago and experienced in January 2017
Customer
4.0/5
Lovely walks and picnic area.
Fabulous views from the bridge marred only for us by the pouring rain.
Reviewed over 8 years ago and experienced in February 2016
Customer
2.5/5
Expensive experience considering there are plenty of free swingbridges.
Reviewed over 7 years ago and experienced in January 2016
Customer
1.0/5
Not worth the visit.
$10 to walk the bridge, jet boat closed, comet line closed, no offer of gold panning, tracks abit unclear at parts. Disappointing
Reviewed over 2 years ago
Customer
3.5/5
Swingbridge was cool, picnic area is dangerous for kids (old vehicle there), very aggressive sandflies, nice lady there.
Reviewed over 7 years ago and experienced in January 2017
Customer
3.0/5
Not too expensive for $10.
The walk is nice, but you do not get the feeling when there as too many people.
Reviewed over 7 years ago and experienced in January 2017
Customer
2.5/5
Expensive experience considering there are plenty of free swingbridges.
Reviewed over 7 years ago and experienced in January 2016
Customer
4.0/5
Adrenalin pumping activity for all the family, remember, do not look down!
Reviewed over 7 years ago and experienced in January 2017
Customer
3.5/5
The bridge is nice and it is a good experience but it was too expensive.
Reviewed over 7 years ago and experienced in February 2017
Customer
4.5/5
It was great fun, also for kids (aged 5 and 8 years) walking the bridge.
The short walk on the other side was super too. Only minus is the sandflies.
Reviewed over 7 years ago and experienced in February 2017
Customer
4.0/5
Fun to do and nice to see.
It is much money and the only thing you can do is walk over the bridge.
Reviewed over 7 years ago and experienced in October 2016
Customer
1.5/5
Not worth the money.
Reviewed over 7 years ago and experienced in November 2016
Customer
5.0/5
The longest hanging bridge in New Zealand.
The bridge crosses a river directly into the rainforest, where visitors can learn about the flora and history of the region on a 20 minute walk. Entrance is approx $10NZD.
Reviewed over 7 years ago and experienced in November 2016
Customer
4.0/5
Lovely walks and picnic area.
Fabulous views from the bridge marred only for us by the pouring rain.
Reviewed over 8 years ago and experienced in February 2016
Customer
2.0/5
The swing bridge is not worth the money.
But the walk in the forest on the other side is nice. Wear proper footwear.
Reviewed over 8 years ago and experienced in February 2016
Customer
4.5/5
We got the promised experience without being distracted by any frills.
The walks were energetic and immersing. Pricing lets you pick and choose your activity. Comet ride was a thrill - I would do it again and again and again.
Reviewed over 8 years ago and experienced in February 2016
Customer
3.0/5
Nice bridge, but way too expensive for the bridge and other activities.
Also a lot of sandflies.
Reviewed over 8 years ago and experienced in March 2016
Customer
2.0/5
Although included in our jetboat trip, $10 is overpriced for a small walk on the island even though you are crossing the largest swingbridge in New Zealand.
Reviewed over 8 years ago and experienced in February 2016
Customer
1.0/5
A walk on a swingbridge (that you can get for free elsewhere) and a bush walk.
In my opinion it is not worth it.
Reviewed over 8 years ago
Customer
3.0/5
Nice, just crossing is enough, the fun activities are not necessary at all.
Reviewed over 8 years ago
Customer
4.5/5
Good value, good fun, free swing bridge walk.
Nice location, plenty of parking.
Reviewed over 8 years ago
Customer
5.0/5
Excellent!
Very nice location. The bridge is swinging above the river. It is funny. The nice walks within the forest to understand plant species is something to do.
Reviewed over 8 years ago
Customer
3.0/5
We did the swing bridge and loop walk.
It was good value. The swing bridge walk is exciting and gives a good view of the gorge, and the loop walk provides interesting information about earlier earthquake activity, floods, and gold mining history.
Reviewed almost 9 years ago and experienced in February 2015
Customer
3.0/5
Sweet site, overpriced.
Reviewed almost 9 years ago and experienced in February 2015
Customer
3.5/5
Had to do as longest - bit of fun walking across and could see jet boat and zip wire swings so plenty to see around the bridge.
Enjoyed walk and earthquake information, although did look a bit 'tired'. Same for cafe - no staff there so did not use it. Only $5 each though - but only suspension bridge.
Reviewed over 9 years ago and experienced in March 2014
Customer
3.0/5
Walks too short and easy, swingbridge okay.
Reviewed about 10 years ago and experienced in February 2014
Customer
1.0/5
Since you cannot really see the bridge before actually paying for it you are going in with higher expectations.
Just seems like a tourist trap. Would not recommend.
Reviewed about 10 years ago and experienced in February 2014
Customer
3.5/5
$5 for a great experience.
Reviewed about 10 years ago and experienced in February 2014
Customer
2.0/5
Don't pay more than $5 for the swingbridge - the rest is just not worth the money.
This area is a good example of overpricing - too bad most of New Zealand's fun activities are like that!!!!
Reviewed over 10 years ago and experienced in February 2014
Customer
4.0/5
An exhilarating experience-not for the faint hearted!
Reasonably priced.
Reviewed over 10 years ago and experienced in January 2014
Customer
2.0/5
You pay $5 to walk over the bridge which is ok, but the walk on the other side wasn't very interesting.
Reviewed over 10 years ago and experienced in January 2014
Customer
2.5/5
Too scary-should have asked for my $5 back as I couldn't stomach it.
Reviewed over 10 years ago and experienced in January 2014
Customer
1.5/5
The attraction is too expensive for the fun in it.
The bridge itself is fun to cross. The walk on the island was disappointing.
Reviewed over 10 years ago and experienced in January 2014
Customer