Bungy Jump

Singapore’s one and only bungy jump puts you 47 metres above Siloso Beach, with the ocean spread out below and only a short pause between the platform and the plunge. You free fall for about 2.5 seconds, then return to the meeting point after an experience that is over quickly but hard to forget.

I like the professional, reassuring staff and the choice of jump styles, including forward and backward falls. I also like that the price includes admission and a Skypark Global Membership with 20% off worldwide. The main drawback is that media costs extra, and the available option may be video only, with no separate photo package.

Key points before you book

• 47m platform: You jump above Siloso Beach with ocean views from the top.
• 2.5 seconds of free fall: The actual fall is brief, but the anticipation makes the visit feel much longer.
• Several jump styles: Choose a forward fall, backward fall, or another approved stunt.
• About one hour: The activity begins and ends at Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett.
• $79.18 per person: A fair price for a major bucket-list thrill, though lockers and media cost extra.
• Strong safety focus: Staff explain the process step by step and are especially helpful for first-time jumpers.

Reaching the 47m platform at Siloso Beach

The experience begins at Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett, right at Siloso Beach. That location matters. You are not making a long trip out to an isolated jump site. The activity is part of a popular Singapore destination, with public transportation nearby and the beach setting adding a little calm before the nerves arrive.

The listed operating hours are 11:30 AM to 7:30 PM, Monday through Sunday. You can plan this around other time on Sentosa, but I would still allow the full one-hour estimate rather than trying to squeeze it between two tightly scheduled activities.

At check-in, the staff handle the practical details and prepare you for the jump. The tone is important here. First-time jumpers often need clear instructions more than big speeches, and the staff are described as friendly, professional, and reassuring. That can make the difference between stepping forward and deciding that the platform is high enough already.

The booking information lists a maximum of one participant. Treat that as a limit attached to the activity booking rather than assuming you are joining a large group. If you are planning for several people, check how each person must reserve a place.

What the view looks like from the top

The height gives this experience its setting, not just its scare factor. From the platform, you look across Siloso Beach and toward the ocean from an eagle’s-eye view. The view is part of the reward, but it may be difficult to focus on it once you are standing at the edge.

I like this combination. A jump in a plain industrial setting would still deliver the rush, but here you get a clear sense of place. You are looking down over one of Singapore’s best-known beach areas, with the coast providing a memorable backdrop for the moment before the fall.

The platform is also where the mental challenge becomes real. From the ground, 47m can sound like a figure on a booking page. From above, it feels much more serious. The staff guide you through the final steps, which helps keep the experience focused rather than chaotic.

Give yourself permission to feel nervous. The fear is not a sign that you are unprepared. For many people, it is the heart of the experience. The key is to listen closely to the instructions and wait for the staff to tell you when to go.

The 2.5-second free fall

The jump itself lasts only a few seconds. You free fall for about 2.5 seconds before the bungy system takes over. That sounds short, and it is, but the sensation is intense because your body moves from stillness to a sudden drop.

You can choose from several jump styles. A forward fall is the obvious choice if you want to face the view as you leave the platform. A backward jump adds a different kind of surprise, while other stunt options are available for people who want to make the moment more dramatic.

I would not choose a style just to impress anyone else. The best option is the one that lets you commit fully. If this is your first bungy jump, a straightforward style may be the sensible choice. If you have already done one and want a different memory, ask the Skypark crew what approved options are available on the day.

The jump is not a long ride with several stages. It is a concentrated burst: preparation, the step off the platform, free fall, and the return. That makes it a good match for someone who wants a major adrenaline experience without spending half a day on an activity.

The staff and safety side of the experience

Safety is the part you should judge most carefully with any bungy jump. The information provided for this experience makes clear that the Skypark Sentosa crew lead you through the process, and the strongest praise is directed at their professionalism, helpfulness, and calm manner.

That is especially useful if you have never jumped before. You are not expected to know how to stand, when to move, or what to do at the platform. Staff explain each step, which gives you a simple task to focus on when your nerves begin to climb.

The health rules matter. Most people can participate, but the activity is not recommended if you have had recent surgery. You should also tell the operator about any medical condition. Do not treat the general statement that most people can participate as personal medical clearance.

The supplied information does not list a specific weight range, but it says health and weight requirements apply. Confirm that you meet those requirements before booking if your weight or medical history could be an issue. That is better than arriving at the site and discovering that you cannot jump.

What the one-hour visit includes

The time estimate of about one hour covers the activity at Skypark Sentosa, from arrival through the return to the meeting point. The experience begins with admission and preparation, followed by the climb or movement to the jump platform, the instructions, and the jump itself.

Do not expect the entire hour to be spent in free fall. The jump is only about 2.5 seconds. The rest of the time is valuable because it gives the staff room to handle safety checks and gives you time to understand what will happen.

After the jump, the activity ends back at the starting point. That makes planning easy. You do not need to arrange a separate pickup from another part of Sentosa.

The one-hour format also makes this easy to pair with other plans, but I would avoid scheduling an important appointment immediately afterward. The activity may be brief, yet your nerves, excitement, and media collection can add a little time to the visit.

Is $79.18 good value?

At $79.18 per person, this is not a casual small-ticket attraction, but it is reasonable for a purpose-built 47m bungy experience in Singapore. You are paying for the jump itself, trained staff, the platform, equipment, and the setting above Siloso Beach.

The value depends on what you want from your day. If you are simply looking for a cheap way to see Sentosa, this is not it. If you want to tick off a bucket-list challenge, the price is easier to justify because the activity offers something that ordinary sightseeing cannot.

Admission to the Bungy Jump is included. You also receive a Skypark Global Membership that provides 20% off worldwide. That benefit may matter if you plan to use other eligible Skypark experiences, but I would treat it as a bonus rather than the main reason to book.

The main extra costs are clear. Lockers can be purchased for $5 per hour, and the Bungy Media Package costs extra. Personal expenses are not included. I would budget for the locker if you do not want to jump with belongings, and I would decide about the media package before arriving so you are not making a rushed choice after the adrenaline hits.

Video, photos, and the memory of the jump

The media package is one area where you should set expectations carefully. The available information specifically includes a Bungy Media Package as an additional-cost option. Feedback also points to a video option, with no separate photo choice clearly available.

That matters if your main goal is a still image from the platform. If you want a record of the jump, ask exactly what the package contains before paying. Do not assume that a video purchase automatically includes individual photographs.

A video can be a strong souvenir because it captures the final hesitation, the step from the platform, and the fall itself. It may also show more of the experience than a single photograph. On the other hand, some people prefer one clear image to a video, so confirm the format that is being offered.

There is no clear promise that a staff member will take a separate photograph at the exact moment you jump. If that image matters to you, ask before the jump rather than expecting the crew to arrange it automatically.

Who will enjoy this most?

This experience suits a confident thrill-seeker, someone working through a bucket list, or anyone who wants a direct mental challenge. It also suits a first-time jumper who wants a structured setting and staff who explain the process carefully.

I would choose it for you if the thought of standing at the edge scares you but also makes you curious. That mix of nerves and excitement is often the point. The jump is short enough to feel manageable, while the 47m height makes it a genuine challenge rather than a mild amusement.

It may not suit you if you have had recent surgery, a medical condition that makes this type of activity unsafe, or concerns about meeting the weight requirements. You should raise those issues with the operator before booking.

The experience is also not ideal if you want a relaxed beach activity. The view is beautiful, but this is a serious adrenaline activity first and a sightseeing moment second.

Booking timing, cancellation, and practical planning

This experience is booked an average of 36 days ahead, so I would not leave it until the last day of a short Singapore visit. That lead time suggests that popular slots can fill, especially if you need a particular day.

Confirmation is provided at booking. The activity operates daily from 11:30 AM to 7:30 PM, and it begins and ends at Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett. Public transportation is nearby, which helps if you are visiting Sentosa without a private car.

Free cancellation is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the start time. If you cancel less than 24 hours before, you will not receive a refund, and changes made within that window are not accepted. The cut-off uses local Singapore time, so check the clock carefully if you are changing plans from another time zone.

Bring only what you need. A $5-per-hour locker is available for belongings, but it is not included. Since the activity requires attention and movement around the jump area, keeping your personal items to a minimum is the practical choice.

Should you book the Skypark Sentosa Bungy Jump?

Book it if you want a real bucket-list challenge, a short but powerful rush, and a dramatic view over Siloso Beach. The staff support is a major plus for a first jump, and the 47m height gives the experience genuine weight.

Think twice if you are mainly interested in photos, since the media options may focus on video and cost extra. Also check the health, weight, and recent-surgery requirements before paying.

For the right person, $79.18 is a fair price for a rare Singapore experience. You will be at the platform far longer than you will be in free fall, but that tense wait is part of what you are buying. If you can accept the nerves, Skypark Sentosa offers a focused, well-supported way to take the plunge.

FAQ

Where does the bungy jump take place?

The activity takes place at Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett, located at Siloso Beach in Singapore.

How high is the bungy jump?

The jump platform is 47m above the ground.

How long is the free fall?

The free fall lasts about 2.5 seconds.

How long does the full experience last?

The activity lasts approximately one hour, including the preparation and jump.

How much does the experience cost?

The listed price is $79.18 per person.

What is included in the price?

Admission to the Bungy Jump is included, along with a Skypark Global Membership offering 20% off worldwide.

Does the price include a locker or media package?

No. Lockers are available for $5 per hour, and the Bungy Media Package costs extra.

Can I choose how I jump?

Yes. Available styles include a forward fall, a backward fall, and other approved stunt options.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

Yes, if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time. Cancellations made less than 24 hours in advance are not refunded, and late changes are not accepted.