Do I need to book in advance or can I walk in for a bungy jump?

While walk-ins are possible on weekdays, it’s highly recommended to book your jump slot in advance, especially for weekends and holidays. Slots can fill up quickly during peak times. Booking ahead ensures you get your preferred time and minimizes waiting on-site.

Is there a weight or age limit for the bungy jump or giant swing?

Yes, participants must meet safety requirements. For the bungy jump, generally the minimum weight is around 45kg (100lbs) and maximum about 120kg (265lbs). The Giant Swing usually has a combined max weight (e.g., 240kg for up to 3 people). Minimum age is often 10 years old with parental consent (for minors). Always confirm current limits with the operator.

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AJ Hackett Sentosa (Skypark Sentosa)

Singapore: AJ Hackett Sentosa (Skypark Sentosa)

4.6(1288)

1–2 hours

Siloso Beach, Sentosa

Operating Hours:Daily: 11:30 - 19:30

The Vibe:Beachfront adrenaline rush with epic views 🪂

Singapore’s only bungy jump tower rises over Siloso Beach, challenging thrill-seekers with a 47m leap above the sea. A highlight of Sentosa’s adventure offerings, it has become a rite of passage for adrenaline junkies visiting the island.
At the platform’s edge, your heart thumps against a backdrop of ocean horizon and cheering onlookers below. A sudden free-fall whoosh fills your ears, the wind whipping your face, until the bungy cord springs you back skyward over turquoise water.

Rated 4.6★ by over 1,000 Google users for its thrilling experience and professional staff
Operated by the world-famous AJ Hackett brand, pioneers of modern bungee jumping with a perfect safety record
Consistently listed as a top adventure activity in Singapore travel guides and blogs

Persona Fit

Families: Suitable for adventurous teens; non-jumping kids love watching parents or older siblings take the leap (there’s a safe viewing area and even a kid-friendly skybridge walk)
Couples: A unique bonding experience – many couples do tandem jumps or swing together, creating an unforgettable shared memory
Seniors: Not typical for most seniors, but spectators can enjoy ocean views from the Skybridge or beach bar; minimal walking if just watching
Thrill-Seekers: Absolutely perfect – delivers one of Asia’s most scenic adrenaline rushes, combining free-fall with a beach backdrop

Highlights

Bungy Jump — a 47m free-fall jump off the tower, plunging toward Siloso Beach with the option to dip into a pool at the bottom for an extra splash
Giant Swing — swoop in a full throttle swing (up to 3 people together) that accelerates you to 120km/h in mere seconds, arcing out over the beach
Skybridge — a 40m-high suspension bridge with glass floor panels giving you panoramic views of Sentosa and a heart-pounding perspective right under the jumpers
Sunset Deck & Bar — a chill rooftop bar area at the tower where you can grab a drink and watch jumpers (or the sunset) in a festive atmosphere
Vertical Skywalk — a face-first abseil down the tower’s shaft for an extra thrill — Hidden Gem

Adeline Ee

Our Singapore Local Expert

Overview

Persona Fit

Highlights

Plan Your Visit (FAQ’s)

Know Your Facts

Food & Coffee Shops

Insider Tips

Photography Tips

Things To Do Nearby

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Plan Your Visit

Getting There & Entrances

Amenities

Go to Siloso Beach, Sentosa – you can take the Sentosa Beach Tram or Sentosa Bus to Beach Station, then walk ~5 minutes along Siloso Beach to the AJ Hackett tower; taxi or rideshare can drop you directly at the Skypark Sentosa entrance (30 Siloso Beach Walk)
The attraction’s entrance is through the Skypark building at the base of the tower. Check in at the reception counter to weigh in and sign the waiver; you’ll get a wristband and be guided to the gear-up area upstairs
Spectators are welcome in the public areas: there’s a free observation deck and the skybridge (small fee) if you’re not jumping. Arrive a bit early to sort out paperwork and harness fitting so you can jump at your booked time

Food & Coffee Shops

AJ’s Sunset Beach Bar: the on-site bar at the jump tower offering cold drinks, beers, and light bites – perfect to calm the nerves before or celebrate after your jump, with a great view of Siloso Beach

Coastes: a laid-back beachside restaurant & bar just a few minutes’ walk down Siloso Beach, known for its burgers, pizzas and tropical cocktails – a great spot to unwind on the sand after your adrenaline rush

Insider Tips

Best Time: Weekday afternoons often have the thinnest crowds, meaning you might even jump sooner than your slot if you’re ready. Sunset (around 6-7pm) offers cooler temps and a breathtaking sky as you leap

Hack: If you crave more thrills, ask on-site about same-day repeat jump or combo deals. They often offer a significant discount if you do a second jump or add the Giant Swing on the spot

Hidden Gem: Non-jumpers can buy a Skybridge ticket (at low cost) to join in some excitement – walking on the glass floor sections 47m high gives a mini adrenaline kick and fantastic photo angles of Siloso

What to Wear: Secure all loose items. Wear snug shoes (lace-up sneakers are ideal; if you wear flip-flops you’ll have to remove them). Empty your pockets – they have small pouches for essentials, but it’s best to leave valuables in a locker to avoid anything dropping during the jump

Hack: If you crave more thrills, ask on-site about same-day repeat jump or combo deals. They often offer a significant discount if you do a second jump or add the Giant Swing on the spot

Photography Tips

Personal cameras or GoPros are not allowed in your hands during the jump for safety. Instead, opt for the official video/photo service – they can mount a GoPro on your helmet or wrist to capture your plunge

Late afternoon light (4-5pm) is great for photos – the sun is lower and the sky often dramatic. If you jump at sunset, you’ll get epic golden hour shots, but note it’ll be low-light conditions for cameras

For spectators: best shots of your friend’s jump can be taken from the beach (get the full body and drop in frame) or from the Skybridge looking down. Use burst mode to catch the exact moment of the leap and rebound

Store your DSLR or big camera bag in a locker (or have a friend hold it) when you head up to jump. Hands must be free during the activity. After jumping, you can retrieve your camera for posed photos with your certificate or the Siloso Beach backdrop

Things To Do Nearby

Skyline Luge & Skyride — a short walk from the bungy tower, this go-kart style downhill ride and chairlift back up offer fun thrills with panoramic island views

Fort Siloso — a World War II coastal fort and museum at the western end of Siloso Beach; explore tunnels and historical artifacts for a dose of history after all that adrenaline

iFly Singapore — an indoor skydiving wind tunnel located near Beach Station (a quick tram ride away), where you can experience free-fall in a controlled environment – a great follow-up for adrenaline junkies

Skyline Luge & Skyride — a short walk from the bungy tower, this go-kart style downhill ride and chairlift back up offer fun thrills with panoramic island views

Fort Siloso — a World War II coastal fort and museum at the western end of Siloso Beach; explore tunnels and historical artifacts for a dose of history after all that adrenaline