Bungy Jump

At Siloso Beach, the main event is a step off a 47-meter platform, followed by about 2.5 seconds of free fall with the ocean and beach in view. Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett runs Singapore’s only bungy jump, and the short plunge packs a lot of anticipation into a relatively quick activity.

I like two things here: the striking beachside setting makes this more than a jump against a blank wall, and the crew’s clear guidance can help make a first attempt feel manageable. You can also choose a forward or backward fall, or try another style, so the jump can feel personal rather than strictly one-size-fits-all.

The main consideration is that the actual free fall lasts only a few seconds, while the experience takes about an hour and costs $79.18. Media is an extra purchase, and one account of the experience noted that video was available but photos were not. Check what you’ll receive before you pay for a recording.

At a glance

• The platform is 47 meters high: You get a broad view over Siloso Beach before making the jump.
• Free fall lasts about 2.5 seconds: The build-up and the decision to step off are a big part of the experience.
• Jump styles vary: You can fall forward, backward, or attempt another stunt.
• The activity takes about an hour: That is the approximate duration for the experience, not an hour of free fall.
• The crew’s reassurance matters: Clear instructions and friendly, professional staff are recurring strengths of the experience.
• Media costs extra: The listed price is $79.18 per person, and media is an additional purchase.

A 47-meter drop above Siloso Beach

The jump takes place at Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett, right at Siloso Beach. From the platform, you look out over the beach and ocean before taking the plunge. That view gives you a few seconds to take in the height and scenery, though the platform is also where nerves tend to make themselves known.

At 47 meters, this is a serious height, but the free-fall portion is brief: about 2.5 seconds. That distinction helps set expectations. You are not getting a long flight through the air; you are getting a sharp, intense drop, with the climb to the edge and the moment of commitment adding much of the drama.

The setting is a genuine part of the appeal. A bungy jump could happen in many places, but the view across Siloso Beach gives this one a distinct Singapore feel. If you are choosing between a generic thrill activity and one with a memorable location, the beachside outlook is a worthwhile part of the value.

What happens during the hour

The activity starts and ends at Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett. Its stated duration is about one hour, and the jump itself is only a small part of that time. The rest gives space for the experience around the leap, including the instructions and preparation that help you know what to expect.

The clearest description of the sequence is simple: take in the view from the 47-meter platform, take a breath, then jump. Staff guide you through the process, and the advice from people who have made their first jump is consistent: the crew explains each step and offers reassurance from arrival through completion. That support is especially valuable if you are excited about bungy jumping but unsure how you will feel at the edge.

You can choose a forward or backward fall, or try another jump style. The exact options beyond those examples are not specified, so ask the crew what is available on the day if you have a particular move in mind. A choice of style adds a little control to an activity where the height and free fall can otherwise feel like the whole story.

The jump is listed for a maximum of one traveler. Since the exact meaning of that limit is not explained, do not assume it describes the number of people at the site or the total number of jumpers across a session. If you are planning to come with friends, check how the booking works for your party.

The staff and safety experience

Safety is the first question for many people considering a bungy jump, especially if it is their first. The experience is run by Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett, and the crew is repeatedly praised for being professional, welcoming, helpful, and reassuring. That matters: clear instructions can make the difference between feeling supported and feeling left alone with your nerves.

The activity is open to people who meet its health and weight requirements, but no specific limits are provided here. If you have a medical condition, you are advised to inform the operator. It is not recommended for anyone with a recent surgery history. Contact the provider before booking if your health situation could affect your ability to participate, rather than relying on a general description of who can jump.

The available information says most people can participate, but that does not replace the operator’s health and weight rules. If you are unsure whether you qualify, get the requirements directly from Skypark Sentosa before paying. That small check is more useful than arriving with unanswered questions on the day.

Several accounts describe the experience as safe and well managed, and first-time jumpers in particular valued the staff’s step-by-step support. No activity involving a 47-meter drop is risk-free, so keep the distinction clear: reassurance and professional guidance can help you feel prepared, but they do not turn bungy jumping into a casual, low-stakes attraction.

Is $79.18 good value?

At $79.18 per person, this is a significant spend for an activity whose free-fall moment lasts about 2.5 seconds. The value depends on what you are paying for. You are buying the chance to make the jump, the beachside setting, and the support of a specialist crew, not an hour of continuous action.

If bungy jumping is on your bucket list, the price may feel fair for a distinctive experience in Singapore. The platform height, ocean outlook, and choice of jump style give it more character than a simple thrill ride. If you are mainly looking for a long activity or broad entertainment value, the short drop may feel expensive.

The listed admission includes the bungy jump and Skypark Global Membership, which offers 20% off worldwide. The value of that membership depends on whether you expect to use it; the details of participating locations are not provided. The bungy media package is identified as an additional cost, so budget for it separately if having a recording matters to you.

Media deserves a quick check before you jump. People who wanted photos as well as video may find the available option limited, and one account specifically noted that only a bungy video was offered for purchase. Ask what the package includes, whether photos are available, and how much it costs before deciding. If you want to relive the jump, buying media may be worthwhile, but it is not part of the $79.18 admission.

When to book and how to plan

The activity is open daily from 11:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. The average booking lead time is 36 days, which suggests it is sensible to reserve ahead rather than count on a last-minute spot, especially if your visit dates are fixed. Confirmation is received at booking.

You start and finish at Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett. The venue is near public transportation, which is useful if you are getting around without a car. The available details do not specify a particular station, route, or travel time, so check directions from your starting point before setting out.

Lockers can be purchased for $5 per hour, and personal expenses are not included. If you plan to bring belongings you do not want with you during the activity, account for that extra charge. The description does not explain what you can bring onto the platform, so ask the staff about personal items when you arrive.

The cancellation terms are relatively flexible up to a point: you can cancel at least 24 hours before the start time for a full refund. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours before the experience are not accepted for a refund or change. The cut-off uses local time, so check the time carefully if you are booking from abroad.

Who will get the most from this jump?

This experience suits you if you want a concentrated adrenaline hit, have been curious about bungy jumping, or are looking for a memorable way to challenge yourself. The staff’s friendly, reassuring approach is a particular plus for first-timers who want clear direction. You do not need to be an expert thrill-seeker, but you do need to meet the operator’s health and weight requirements.

It may not be the right pick if you dislike heights, want a long activity for the price, or would rather avoid paying extra for a keepsake recording. The anticipation is part of the experience, but it can also be the toughest part. You may feel perfectly ready while booking and less certain once you reach the platform. That is normal, but it is worth being honest with yourself about how you handle heights and sudden drops.

If you are travelling with someone who does not plan to jump, check whether they can accompany you and what access they have at the site. That detail is not specified. Likewise, if you have a particular medical concern or want to confirm the jump styles, contact the operator before booking.

Should you book Skypark Sentosa’s bungy jump?

Book it if the idea of stepping off a 47-meter platform above Siloso Beach is exactly the sort of challenge you want to remember. The short fall, choice of styles, and professional staff make it appealing for a first jump as well as for someone ticking off a long-held goal. At $79.18, it is easiest to justify when the jump itself is the point, not when you are measuring value by minutes of activity.

Before you reserve, confirm the health and weight requirements, decide whether you want to buy media, and check what the media package includes. If you are comfortable with the height and the brief, intense nature of the drop, this is a focused, memorable Singapore experience. If you are undecided, remember that you can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours in advance.

FAQ

How high is the bungy jump?

The platform is 47 meters above the ground.

How long is the free fall?

The free fall lasts about 2.5 seconds.

How long does the full experience take?

The experience takes approximately one hour.

Where does the activity start and end?

It starts and ends at Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett, located at Siloso Beach.

What does the $79.18 price include?

The listed admission includes the bungy jump and Skypark Global Membership, which provides 20% off worldwide.

Is bungy video or photography included?

The bungy media package is an additional cost. The details provided do not confirm that photos are available, so ask the operator what the package includes before purchasing.

What are the opening hours?

The activity is open Monday through Sunday, from 11:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

Yes. You can cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time for a full refund. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours beforehand are not accepted for a refund or change.