Dart River Jet Safaris

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Queenstown's Dart River Jet Safaris experiences are a unique combination of exciting braided river jetboating, breathtaking scenery, Maori heritage and inspiring adventure - truly authentic discoveries of everything that makes New Zealand an exceptional destination. Dart River Jet Safaris, the only operator on the Dart River, can take you on the longest and most sensational jetboat journeys available in the Queenstown area. They are diverse adventures from the head of mighty Lake Wakatipu into the pristine Dart River and spectacular Mount Aspiring National Park. Explore this World Heritage Area, steeped in legend and mystery, with the journey that suits you best from our range of three amazing safari options - the discovery of the Wilderness Safari, the exhilarating Jetboat Safari or the unique Funyak Safari adventure. Wilderness Safari - Discovery: Jetboat action, ancient forest walk, scenic back-road tour - an exciting safari that combines the best of thrilling braided river jetboating, an informative guided walk through ancient native forest and a scenic back-road 4WD tour. On this diverse Safari you'll discover the awe-inspiring Dart River valley and the spectacular scenery of Mount Aspiring National Park. Jetboat Safari - Exhilaration: Jetboat action, optional ancient forest walk - the longest jetboat ride available in the Queenstown region, this exhilarating Safari offers 3 hours of jetboat thrills through the braided channels of the magnificent Dart River as well as an optional short walk to hidden rock pools deep in the spectacular Mount Aspiring National Park. Funyak Safari - Adventure: Jetboat action, unique funyak scenic back-road tour - a truly unique Safari and the most fun way to explore the awe-inspiring Dart River valley and spectacular Mount Aspiring Narional Park, a World Heritage Area. This Safari combines the thrills of braided river jetboating and the adventure of a downstream paddle/float in our unique 'Funyak' inflatable canoes.

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