Jumping daily 10:00–18:00 WITA · weather permitting
A booking desk for Bali's bungee operators
We hold slots with the operators who actually run the jumps in Bali, answer the awkward questions first, and send you their terms in writing before you pay.
01 — The jumps
We are the desk, not the tower. These are the operators running bungee in Bali right now — we hold the slot, confirm their limits in writing, and tell you when a venue is not worth booking.
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An adventure park above the Tegalalang rice terraces, where the bungee sits alongside the swings and the zipline. The easiest first jump in Bali and the cheapest by a wide margin.
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Quoted per date
A crane jump from the Tukad Bangkung bridge at Plaga, high in the Badung uplands over a forested ravine. The operator describes it as the only bungy crane jump on the island.
Nusa Penida's Extreme Park runs the highest jump in Southeast Asia at 130 m, and we are not booking it: Klungkung authorities ordered it shut over unresolved licensing. Ask us and we will tell you where that stands today. Age, weight and health limits are set by each operator — we confirm them for your venue before you pay.
02 — Jump day
Ninety minutes to two and a half hours on site, of which the fall is about three seconds. Here is the rest of it.
03 — Safety
Every number below is one we are held to, not one we advertise. Ask to see the log on the day and you will be shown it.
04 — The drop
Stock photography, not our own sites — we are the booking desk. Tap any frame to open it full size.
05 — The price
What a jump includes differs by operator. This is the shape of it — we confirm the exact inclusions for your venue in writing before you pay.
06 — Questions
It depends entirely on the operator, which is the honest answer and the reason this desk exists. We ask each venue for its licence and the standard it works to, and we pass both to you. We are currently not booking Nusa Penida's Extreme Park, which is under a shutdown order over licensing.
Comfortable, secure clothing — a t-shirt and shorts or athletic wear. Closed-toe shoes. No skirts or dresses. Jewellery, hats and glasses come off before you jump.
At most venues, yes, as a paid add-on. What is offered and what it costs differs by operator, so we confirm it with your booking rather than promising it here.
A few days is usually enough, and longer from June to September when Bali is busiest. Send the dates you have and we will tell you what is actually available.
Allow a couple of hours at the venue, and a full day if you are going as far as Plaga or crossing to Nusa Penida. The freefall itself is a few seconds.
The operator running your jump makes that call, not us and not you. We hold their rebooking and refund terms in writing and send them with your confirmation, so you know where you stand before the weather does anything.
07 — Book
Message us with a date and how many of you there are. We answer within four hours during opening time — no form, no booking engine, no account to make.
