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Queenstown Jet Boating

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Jet boats were designed by Bill Hamilton as a way to travel around the shallow rivers on his farm. The principle is that is drawn in and pumped out at great force. No propeller or rudder is needed which means that jet boats can operate in very shallow water.

Jetboats move at great speed and provide a thrill-seeking adventure. There are a number of jet boat companies operating on different rivers and lakes including the very popular Shotover Jet which departs from Arthur’s Point close to the town centre. Listed below are some great Jet Boat tours, just click the link for more information and to book.

Shotover Jet Boat Ride
Get ready for the world's most exciting Jet Boat ride! Acknowledged as the world's most famous Jet Boat operation, many may try to imitate this ride - but for sheer excitement, no one comes close.

Dart Wilderness Adventure
Begin with a breathtaking tour to Glenorchy. Wet weather gear is provided - board the jet boat and weave through labyrinths of fast water, glide into tranquil deep rock chasms, see snowcapped peaks and waterfalls - jet spins add adventure! Hear stories of early settlers and adventures from days gone by while enjoying a warm drink and snack.

Triple Challenge Combination
This is a day of thrill-seeking adventure for all the adrenaline junkies out there! Speed down the Shotover River in a JET BOAT, just inches from the rocky canyon walls. Experience a rollercoaster HELICOPTER RIDE through the rugged Skippers Canyon. Then RAFT the white water rapids of the famous Shotover River. This ultimate adventure will leave you breathless!

 

 

 

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