Cusco has a serious gravity problem. This bungee and slingshot combo pairs a big 125-meter jump with a fast 120-meter launch, plus those hard-to-fake high views from the platform before you drop. I love that you get the highest bungee platform in Latin America treatment, not a small-town stunt.

What also wins me over is the human side of it. The instructors are there to explain, gear you up, and keep things controlled, and even when someone hesitates, support can be calm and practical, like Johan did for one group by soothing nerves and sharing Cusco facts. One possible drawback is the strict health, age, and weight rules, and you may also run into extra ID steps such as fingerprinting, which can feel uncomfortable if that matters to you.

Key Things to Know Before You Go

• 125 meters for the bungee, with a climb up to the suspension platform and time to soak in the views first
• 120 meters for the slingshot, launched in about 3 seconds for a rocket-like punch
• Pickup and drop-off from Cusco, with the tower about 20 minutes from the city center
• You can choose just one activity or the full bungee plus slingshot combo
• Safety gear and instruction are included, with staff who work to keep you steady and informed
• You need to meet limits like 45 to 115 kg and clear health restrictions for the upper and lower limbs, heart, spine, varicose veins, and pregnancy

From Plazoleta Regocijo to the 125-Meter Jump Tower

The day starts with a pickup in Cusco from the area around Plazoleta Regocijo (Water Fountain). You’ll ride out to the bungee tower, and the drive is short, about 20 minutes from the city center. That matters because it keeps the stress low. You’re not spending half your afternoon on transport before anything happens.

Once you arrive, the pace is straightforward: get kitted out, then do the pre-jump steps. You’ll be climbing up, so comfortable clothes and shoes help more than you might think. Plan for your hands to be busy during gear fitting and checks, even if you’re trying to play it cool.

Also note the experience is set up for a 2-hour total window. That usually means the operator keeps everything tight, no lingering. If you want time to really chat, ask questions early, because the moment you’re in the line for your turn, the day moves fast.

Bungee Jump in Cusco: Climb, Hang, Then Fall from 125 Meters

The bungee portion is the headline. You’re going up to the top of the suspense platform, and from there you can look out across the area before you jump. That pre-drop view is not a marketing line. It’s your chance to feel the height and take stock of what you just committed to.

Then you jump from a height of 125 meters. The highlight is exactly what you’d expect: wind, motion, and that adrenaline surge through your body. For many people, the big surprise is not only the fall, it’s the sensory overload. Wind hits your face, you feel your stomach react, and the suspension stretch can feel longer than you imagined.

After your jump, you land back on solid ground and you get a moment to rest at the base. One smart part of the setup is that you can watch other jumpers from viewing platforms, which helps the group energy. It also gives you a chance to compare body reactions. Someone else’s bounce rhythm can make your own feel less intense, even if you were convinced it would be unbearable.

You also receive a bungee jump certificate, which is a small but real value add. If you’re the type who likes proof for your personal memory book, this is more than a throwaway paper.

Safety-wise, everything you need is included: expert instructors, and the safety equipment required for the jump. This is not a DIY vibe. The staff role is to guide your steps and make sure you’re secured properly before anything starts.

Slingshot Launch: The 120-Meter Rocket in About 3 Seconds

After the bungee, you head over to the slingshot side. If the bungee is about falling into a story, the slingshot feels more like being launched out of it.

You’re flown up to 120 meters and it happens in about 3 seconds. That short timeline is the point. There’s no long, drawn-out suspense phase like you get with the bungee. You feel acceleration, you feel the climb, and then you’re already done with the main event.

Because the combo runs back-to-back, the real planning factor for you is mental reset. After the bungee, your body is still buzzing. The slingshot is likely to feel faster and more intense in a different way, so don’t assume you’re fully calm because you already jumped once.

If you choose the full combo, you’ll be doing both activities as part of the same experience window. If you choose just one, you still get the same core safety framework and the same instruction style. Either way, the operator keeps the day focused on the action, not a long stretch of waiting.

Safety and Instruction: Where the Calm Comes From

This is one of the rare adrenaline activities where staff support is clearly part of the product. The included setup includes expert instructors and safety equipment for both activities. That matters because the difference between fun and panic is often communication.

In real-world terms, instruction usually helps you do two things. First, you understand what your body is supposed to do during setup. Second, you know what comes next, even if you’re nervous. That second part is big. When you can predict the next step, fear has less room to grow.

The experience also runs with instructors in English and Spanish, which helps if you’re traveling with language barriers. And based on a real example from an instructor named Johan, the team can be patient and calming if nerves show up. Johan reportedly helped by soothing a scared moment, then still made the time feel worthwhile with a mini tour and Cusco facts.

One thing you should consider is how strict the eligibility rules are. You need to be in good physical condition, and you cannot participate if you have issues like spinal problems, heart problems, varicose veins, or pregnancy. There are also upper and lower limb restrictions, and you must meet weight limits. If any of those apply, it’s better to skip than to hope it will work out.

Finally, be prepared for possible extra ID steps such as fingerprinting. That is not explained in the basic activity info you’re given here, but it has happened in at least one situation. If you feel uneasy, ask questions on the spot and decide what you’re comfortable with.

Who This Combo Fits Best, and Who Should Skip

This combo is for people who want a strong adrenaline hit in a compact time window. The day is built for action. If you’re the kind of traveler who likes long cultural stops, this might not match your pacing. If you want a clear challenge with measurable heights, it’s a good fit.

Age minimum is 13, and under 18 needs parental consent. The maximum age is 65, with prior medical review or a certificate. Weight limits are above 45 kg (99 lb.) and less than 115 kg (253 lb.) for both bungee and slingshot. There’s also a minimum level of fitness expected, and you should be ready for physical handling during gear fitting.

Health restrictions are the biggest deciding factor:

• No lesions in the upper or lower limbs
• No hypertension
• No heart problems
• No spinal problems
• No varicose veins
• No pregnancy

If any of those are in your medical history, you should treat this as a clear no. The safest move is to respect the rules rather than push for it.

If you meet the requirements and you’re comfortable with heights, the full combo makes sense because you’re getting two different adrenaline styles. If you’re unsure about one of the activities, you can opt to do only the bungee jump or only the slingshot. That flexibility is a real value, not a minor detail.

What to Bring (and What to Plan for) in Cusco

You don’t need much. The essentials are simple:

• Comfortable shoes
• Comfortable clothes

That’s because you’ll be climbing up to platforms, changing posture for safety gear, and then moving around at the base. Shoes that grip help. Clothes that don’t bind your movement help.

Food and drinks are not included, so plan your timing. If you get low blood sugar easily, eat beforehand rather than hoping the day gives you a snack. If you’re sensitive to dehydration, carry your own water plan before you go, since this activity does not list drinks as part of the package.

Also consider the weather and wind. You’ll be feeling wind during the jump, so think about how you’d want your hair and face to handle that. Nothing fancy, just practical comfort.

Price and Value: Is $139 Worth It?

At $139 per person for a 2-hour adrenaline combo, the value depends on what you want to leave with. The price isn’t just “a jump.” It includes:

• Pickup and drop-off at designated meeting points in Cusco
• The bungee jump and/or slingshot
• A bungee jump certificate
• Expert instructors and all safety equipment
• Transportation

So you’re paying for an organized, controlled experience with gear and trained staff, plus the convenience of transport. For many people, that convenience is part of the value, since you’re in Cusco and you want to avoid hunting down the right place, figuring out timing, and negotiating safety steps on your own.

What you pay extra for:

• Video and photos (available to purchase on site)
• Food and drinks

If you’re trying to control costs, you can skip photo purchases. If you want a memory you can share, ask on site what options look like before you commit.

Compared to paying separately for two high-adrenaline activities, the combo angle is often the best deal. You get both within one visit, and you’re not paying a second time for transport and staff coordination.

My Bottom Line: Should You Book This Cusco Combo?

I’d book this if you meet the requirements, you like high-energy activities, and you want two big thrills in one tight window. The fact that both the bungee jump and the slingshot include safety gear, expert instruction, and transport makes it easier to say yes with confidence.

I’d hesitate if:

• you have any of the listed health issues
• you’re right on the edge of the weight limits
• you know you get very uncomfortable with ID procedures like fingerprinting
• you’re not sure how you’ll handle heights, because the action starts quickly once you’re set up

If you want adrenaline with structure, this is a solid choice. Do the full combo only if you’re ready for back-to-back intensity. If you’re on the fence, choosing just one activity is a smart way to keep the day fun instead of stressful.

FAQ

What is included with the $139 price?

The experience includes pickup and drop-off at designated meeting points in Cusco, the bungee jump and/or slingshot (depending on what you choose), a bungee jump certificate, expert instructors with all safety equipment, and transportation.

Can I do only one activity instead of the full bungee and slingshot combo?

Yes. You can opt to choose between just one activity or the full combo.

How tall are the bungee jump and slingshot?

The bungee jump is from 125 meters high. The slingshot reaches 120 meters high in about 3 seconds.

What are the age and weight limits?

Minimum age is 13, and under 18s require parental consent. Maximum age is 65 with prior medical review or a certificate. Weight must be above 45 kg (99 lb.) and less than 115 kg (253 lb.).

What should I bring to the activity?

Bring comfortable shoes and comfortable clothes.

Where do I meet and when should I check in?

The meeting point is Plazoleta Regocijo (Water Fountain). Check-in is required 30 minutes before the specified time.

Is free cancellation available?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.