south island

It's an amazing experience to walk on a glacier, take photos with the beautiful snow-capped mountains, and if you're lucky, you might see ice caves and blue eyes.

The bus was parked in the area to the right of the meeting point. Although it was marked 120 minutes, it seemed they wouldn't check. You needed to check in at the counter first. After checking in, you had to take a speedboat to the cave (if you get seasick, take seasickness medication beforehand). Once in the cave, you were divided into groups for a guided tour before entering. It was really dark inside the cave, and you could see many blue glowing points. Finally, we had a hot drink and watched a video in a room to conclude the tour. It was really fun and very well-organized! Two last two things to remember: be sure to wear a waterproof jacket and shoes with good traction. Also, if it rains, remember to bring an umbrella so you don't get soaked!

From registration to the safety briefing, everything was handled with meticulous care and friendliness. The staff were highly professionally dressed and repeatedly checked my equipment until just before boarding and until the very last moment of the jump. I felt incredibly reassured entrusting my safety to the instructor. I highly recommend purchasing the photography package; you might only ever jump like this once in your life, so why not capture that unforgettable moment? It's absolutely priceless.