More and more of us are choosing the rush of adrenaline to escape our daily routines, worries, and stress. And for that, bungee jumping is an excellent option, offering massive doses of nature’s most addictive drug: adrenaline.

There are countless bungee jumping spots in Spain, but to whet your appetite, here are some jaw-dropping suggestions.

1. Kawarau Bridge, New Zealand

New Zealand is the world’s premier destination for this sport, as it’s where bungee jumping was invented in 1988 by A.J. Hackett. There are multiple jump points, but the most iconic is Kawarau. It’s not the tallest (43 metres), but it’s where it all began.


Kawarau Bridge-New Zealand



2. Facing Sydney Harbour, Australia

If you want an adrenaline rush paired with breathtaking views, Australia is a must. Here, you’ll find what’s said to be one of the world’s most dangerous cliffs, with an 83-metre drop delivering a freefall you’ll never forget. The structure is perfect for jumping, though prior experience is advisable.

Facing Sydney Bay



3. Bloukrans Bridge, South Africa

For many, this is the world’s most impressive jump at 216 metres high, accessed via a suspension walkway that demands respect. Thousands flock here yearly for extreme thrills, aided by the stunning arched bridge and dramatic surrounding mountains.

Bloukrans Bridge-South Africa



4. Macau Tower, China

A heart-stopping 233-metre plunge from a skyscraper. So iconic that jumper A.J. Hackett secured a Guinness World Record for the highest commercial jump. If you’re an adventurer in China, this leap is unmissable.


Macau Tower-China



5. Santa Eulalia Valley, Peru

With a 160-metre drop, you’ll experience 20 metres of freefall before hanging 140 metres above the ground, surrounded by the majestic Huarochirí mountains—a perfect way to recover from the adrenaline surge. This is the Autisha Canyon.


Santa Eulalia Valley-Peru



6. Arches National Park, Utah

Here, it’s less bungee and more rope jumping—a different but equally thrilling variant. Devin Graham’s spectacular video (below) says it all.




7. The "GoldenEye Bungee Jump", Switzerland

Named after a James Bond film shoot, this 220-metre leap sits in a valley 470 metres above sea level—a paradise for nature-loving adventurers.

Golden Eye-Switzerland



8. Koshi Bhote River Bridge, Nepal

In the Himalayas, this 160-metre-high "Friendship Bridge" (Swiss-engineered for safety) dares you: Could you take the leap?


Nepal



9. Victoria Falls, Zambia

The scenery is unmatched, and the 111-metre bridge over the Zambezi River amplifies the thrill. Not for the faint-hearted, but those who try it call it unforgettable.


Victoria Falls-Zambia



10. Europabrücke Bridge, Austria

Europe’s highest bungee at 192 metres is the ultimate way to shake off negativity and embrace Austria’s adventure tourism.


Europabrucke -Austria



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