Looking for a quick injection of adrenaline to jump-start your day? A bungy jump might be just what all you thrill seekers need!
Nothing beats the feeling of free fall as the wind rushes past you and you plunge headfirst into the ground. We are all genetically hot-wired to fear falling, which makes bungy jumping all the more appealing to the daredevils in us. If you, like us, can’t get enough of thrills, this blog post is for you! We’ll go over all the bungy options in Singapore and nearby and other activities you might like.
Are There Any Bungy Jumps in Singapore?
Yep, there sure is! The only “real” bungy is a 47-meter high bungy jump at Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett. There is also a reverse bungy ride at Clarke Quay called the Slingshot that shoots you 70 meters into the air.
Skypark Sentosa Bungy by AJ Hackett
Alan John Hackett, commonly known as AJ Hackett, is a New Zealand entrepreneur who significantly popularized and commercialized bungy jumping as a thrilling yet safe recreational activity. Today, his company operates multiple bungy sites worldwide, including the one in Singapore at Sentosa’s Skypark.
47 meters tall, the jump takes place amidst stunning scenery, and you can even jump in tandem with a friend if you need something to cling onto.
They charge S$129 for a solo jump and $249 for a tandem jump. If you want something a little tamer, the Skypark also has a Giant Swing where you are harnessed in safely and swung at 120 km/hr speeds for 40 meters.
Slingshot Singapore (Reverse Bungee)
If you’re walking around Clarke Quay enjoying the waterfront and suddenly hear blood-curdling screams, you’re probably near the Slingshot. The stomach-churning Slingshot isn’t exactly a bungy, but what it does is shoot you 70 meters into the air at great speed. Your body will experience a force of gravity up to 5Gs during the ride, and is guaranteed to get your heart pounding.
The Slingshot is located in Clarke Quay and is open from 4.30 pm to 11.30 pm. It costs $45 and $35 for students under 18. You’ll have to be at least 1.25 meters tall.
GX-5 Extreme Swing
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The GX-5 Extreme Swing is just next to the Slingshot at Clarke Quay. This ride swings you from 40 meters high at about 120 km/hr.
Like the Slingshot, it costs $45 and $35 for students, and you’ll need to be at least 120 cm. Kids need to be 12 years old and above. If you want to experience both the Slingshot and the GX-5, entry for both rides will be $80 and $65 for students 18 years and below.
Try the rides both during the day and once more at night for a completely different view and experience!
Where Are the Closest Bungy Jumps Near Singapore?
Wanna venture further? Here are some other options in neighboring countries where you can get your bungy fix!
Bungy Jumping at Sunway Lagoon X Park, Malaysia
Sunway Lagoon’s X Park was built with the thrill seeker in mind. Boasting a bungy jump, slingshot, kart track, and paintball arena, a trip to the park in Selangor might be your idea of a fun weekend with friends or family.
A single bungy jump will cost RM 175 (S$50), while a shot out of their slingshot will cost RM 82 (S$23). A ticket for both rides will cost RM 198 (S$57).
Go Bungy Bali, Indonesia
If you are considering visiting the Island of the Gods, you might want to check out their 105-meter high bungy off a mobile platform. It costs RP 2,000,000 (S$180) for a single jump, including the rental of a GoPro and the resulting footage.
Kids must be at least 13, and those under 17 must have a parental waiver signed. Jumpers also have to be between 40 kgs and 110 kgs. They are open all year round from Wednesdays to Sundays, 9.30 am to 5.30 pm.
Xbungy – Pattaya Bungy Jump, Thailand
Up north in Pattaya lies a 60m bungy jump with views over the ocean. In the same area, the operators also have a slingshot, paintball arena, and water park.
They charge 2500 baht (S$ 95) for a jump, including video footage and pick up and drop off from your hotel in Pattaya. You must be between 40 kg and 150 kg for the jump and not have any pre-existing medical conditions.
This is Thailand’s highest bungy jump, and they have been in operation since 1989 with a 100% safety record, so you’ll be in good hands! You can book on the site, contact them at 0879094611, or email info@pattayabungy.com.
What are Some Similar Activities to Bungee Jumping in Singapore?
Ziplining
If bungy jumping isn’t your thing, maybe ziplining might be. You’ll whizz through the air at great speeds while enjoying the view from above. Singapore has a couple of zip lines – the MegaZip at Sentosa and three zip lines in Forest Adventure.
Read our ziplining in Singapore guide here for the best information on each tour, or get the quick scoop below.
MegaZip is one of the three attractions in Adventure Park on Sentosa Island. This 450-meter zipline whizzes you past the treetops of Sentosa and ends up on the white sands of Siloso Beach. You’ll need to be at least 90 cm and 30 kg; if not, kids can ride tandem.
Adventure Park also has MegaClimb, a ropes obstacle course, and MegaBounce, an 8-meter trampoline. The park is open Mondays to Sundays from 11 am to 6 pm. Entrance to MegaZip alone costs SGD$59 if you buy online, and entry to two or all three attractions costs $89 and $99, respectively.
See all the Mega adventures on the Mega Adventure website here.
Forest Adventure is located in the lush environment of Bedok Reservoir Park. Their zip lines are part of a ropes obstacle course that caters to people of all ages, including children above 5. They have the Grand Course, Junior Course for older kids, and Kids Course for the little ones 5 to 9 years.
Tickets for the Grand Course costs SGD 38.90 from Monday to Friday and $50.90 for weekends, public holidays (PHs), and eve of PHs. Tickets for the Junior and Kids course cost $30.90 Mon to Friday and $40.90 on weekends, PHs, and eve of PHs.
iFly Singapore
Can’t get enough of free falling? Check out one of the world’s biggest wind tunnels at iFly Singapore, also located on Sentosa Island near Siloso Beach. A team of certified instructors will coach you to use the wind tunnel, which will allow you the experience of free falling from 12,000 to 3,000 feet.
One skydive costs S$ 89 (locals and residents) and $99 (visitors), while two skydives will cost $109 and $129. You need to weigh less than 120 kg, and this activity is only available to kids over seven years.
Theme Parks
Who doesn’t love roller coasters and other heart-pumping rides? The good news is that Singaporeans do, and hence the many theme parks peppered throughout the island with rides that will give you your daily adrenaline fix.
1. Universal Studios Singapore
A popular theme park on Sentosa Island, Universal Studios Singapore offers many attractions and rides. The Transformers ultra-realistic 3D ride races through the city and subway, but the star of the show has got to be the Battlestar Galactica, a stomach-churning roller coaster ride.
Tickets cost $61. The park is open from Sunday to Thursday from 10 am to 7 pm and from 10 am to 10 pm on Fridays and Saturdays.
2. Wild Wild Wet
Nothing beats the heat in the hot and humid Singapore like spending a day in the water! Wild Wild Wet is a water theme park located just beside Downtown East in Pasir Ris. From fast-moving water slides like Kraken Racers to white water rafting rides, they have all the exciting stuff, but they also have the Shiok River if you want to have a relaxing float down the river.
Adults pay $26 for a day pass, while children under 12 and senior citizens pay $19 on weekdays. For weekends and holidays, adults pay $35, and kids and seniors pay $26. The park is open Monday to Friday from 12 pm to 6 pm, Saturday, Sunday, and holidays from 11 am to 6 pm. They are closed on Tuesdays.
3. Adventure Cove Waterpark
Another water park, Adventure Cove is located in Sentosa near Universal Studios. There are many rides like the Riptide Rocket with its gravity-defying climbs and fast turns. Of course, they have mellower rides too, if you want to take it easy.
The cool thing about Adventure Cove isn’t just the heart-pumping rides, but you can also get up close and personal with tons of marine creatures, including dolphins, sharks, and rays. Their one-day ticket costs S$31 for the general public and $27 for residents. They are open from 10 am to 5 pm from Fridays to Tuesdays but are closed on Wednesdays and Thursdays.
Are There Any New Bungy Jumps Coming to Singapore?
At the time of print, there are no plans for another bungy to come to Singapore. We’ll just have to head to Sentosa for our adrenaline fix!
Thrilling and exhilarating, bungy jumping is one of the best ways to quickly inject a LOT of adrenaline. We hope you get to jump soon! Have fun!
Jamie is the founder of Action Sporter. He is the chief zipline writer and the lead editor. He has 5 years of zipline experience being a tour guide in Newfoundland. Most of the time you can find Jamie adventure traveling, hiking, skiing, skateboarding, or anything action related!
