Cusco is not subtle about fun, and this combo follows suit. I love the pure, simple thrill of jumping from a 125-meter bungee platform, and I also love that the staff focus hard on making you feel safe and guided. One thing to consider: this is a strict, high-adrenaline activity with real medical limits and weight/age rules, so it’s not for everyone.

What makes it especially interesting is the pacing. You climb for big views, jump, cool down at the base, then switch gears to the slingshot that launches you up to 120 meters in about 3 seconds. If you’re the type who gets nervous, that second part is where you’ll either lean in or bail—so go in with a calm plan and listen closely to the instructors.

Key highlights to know before you go

• One of Latin America’s highest bungee platforms: the jump is from 125 meters up.
• Bungee + slingshot in a tight 2-hour window so you don’t waste a day on logistics.
• Big “above Cusco” viewpoint time while you’re suited up and ready to jump.
• English and Spanish instruction plus safety gear and expert supervision.
• A bungee certificate you can take home as a souvenir of the fear-and-fly moment.
• Staff who talk you through it—including calm, supportive guidance noted in past experiences.

Getting there: Cusco pickup and the short ride to the jump tower

Your experience starts right in Cusco. You meet at Plazoleta Regocijo (Water Fountain), and then you get picked up from the designated meeting point area before heading out to the bungee tower. The drive is quick—about 20 minutes from the city center—which matters more than it sounds.

In practice, a short transfer means less time sitting, less time second-guessing, and more time focusing on the moment when you’re harnessed and ready. Cusco altitude can also make some people feel a little out of sorts, so minimizing travel time helps keep your energy steady.

Once you arrive, you’ll be kitted out with the right safety gear and guided through the process. This is not a casual “show up and jump” setup. You should expect to slow down, listen, and get comfortable with the equipment before anything happens.

Safety first: gear, instructors, and the rules that keep it real

This is a high-adrenaline combo, so safety isn’t an optional add-on. You’ll get safety equipment and work with expert instructors, and the whole experience is built around that before-the-jump routine.

Here are the big personal checks that affect whether you should book:

• Minimum age is 13, and anyone under 18 needs parental consent.
• Weight limits matter for both activities: above 45 kg (99 lb) and less than 115 kg (253 lb).
• You also need to be in good physical condition and avoid certain issues, including hypertension, heart problems, spinal problems, varicose veins, and any upper or lower limb lesions.
• Pregnancy is not suitable.
• Maximum age is 65, and that requires prior medical review or a certificate.

I like that this is clearly spelled out. It’s the kind of transparency that helps you decide early, instead of feeling blindsided after you’ve already planned your day. The drawback is obvious: if you’re on the fence medically or you’re not comfortable with heights, you’ll need to be honest with yourself before committing.

The bungee jump from 125 meters: what the climb and first seconds feel like

After pickup and gear, the action centers on the bungee platform. You’ll climb up, get strapped in, and take in the views from the suspension platform. If you want a mental picture of what makes this worth it, it’s that moment where the world gets quiet and wide before the jump.

Then comes the core event: you bungee jump from 125 meters high. That’s tall enough that you don’t just feel excitement—you feel wind, body tension, and that gut-level reminder that gravity is the main character here.

Why this part hits so hard

Two reasons it tends to feel unforgettable:

1. The height is clear and immediate. You’re not slowly “discovering” the drop. You’re going from platform to air fast.
2. You get viewpoint time first. The views while you’re still safely standing are a contrast to the jump’s suddenness, so the experience has a real arc: anticipation, motion, then recovery.

What if you’re nervous?

You’re not alone if you’re nervous. In one experience, the guide Johan helped calm things down after a guest decided they were scared. The key takeaway for you: don’t ignore your nerves. Talk to the instructor, follow instructions, and let the team guide your timing. If you’re respectful and communicative, you’re more likely to get through the moment than if you push through silently.

Back on land: watching others and taking your breath

Once you’re done with the bungee, you’ll return to the base. You can watch other jumpers from a viewing platform and take a break for a moment.

This sounds small, but it helps a lot. The adrenaline wave from bungee can leave you shaky or slightly overstimulated. Having a place to rest, observe, and reset keeps things from turning into a rushed “out and immediately on to the next thrill.”

It also gives you a quick reality check of what you just did. Seeing others jump after you’ve already returned can either make you grin at your own courage—or make you appreciate the calm breathing room before the slingshot.

The slingshot launch: 120 meters in about 3 seconds

Next up is the slingshot. The big detail here is the speed: you fly 120 meters high in roughly 3 seconds. That’s less like a slow ascent and more like a rocket push—fast, clean, and intense.

If bungee is all about drop and wind, slingshot is more about acceleration. You go from still to moving with force. Your body notices instantly, and your brain has less time to negotiate.

Why the combo works (even if you’re not sure you’ll like both)

Doing both activities in one session changes the rhythm in a good way:

• The bungee jump gives you the height-and-freefall story.
• The slingshot gives you the launch-and-speed story.
• The break in between helps you mentally switch from “I survived the jump” to “okay, now we launch.”

And you get the full package without having to plan a whole second day of logistics.

What you get (and what you don’t): price value and how to budget

The price is $139 per person for the 2-hour experience.

That price makes sense if you value three things that are included:

• Pickup and drop-off from Cusco meeting areas
• Transportation to and from the tower
• Expert instructors and safety equipment, plus the bungee jump certificate

What’s not included is equally important for planning:

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

My practical take on value

If you’re traveling in Peru and want a single activity day that feels like a real story, this combo is good value because it bundles the big adrenaline moments into one compact timeline. You’re not paying extra time or extra transfer days to “complete the thrill.”

Plan your budget like this: bring water plans for before and after (since food/drinks aren’t included), and decide ahead of time if you want to spend on on-site video/photos. If you’re likely to regret not having proof of the launch, treat the photo/video option like part of your souvenir budget.

Duration and timing: how to make the 2 hours actually feel calm

Everything runs in about 2 hours, but the key is your arrival timing. You should check in 30 minutes before your scheduled time. Late check-ins or rescheduling a starting time may result in an additional fee.

This matters because activities like these are sensitive to safety procedures and equipment flow. If you show up rushed, you’ll feel rushed while gearing up, and nervousness tends to rise when your body feels hurried.

A smart approach:

• Arrive early enough to use the restroom, settle your nerves, and get comfortable with the gear.
• Wear comfortable clothes and shoes you can move in.
• Keep the morning or afternoon simple—don’t schedule a tight catch-ride immediately after.

Who should book this combo in Cusco?

This is a strong fit if you:

• Want high-adrenaline experiences without spending your whole day on travel.
• Like guided activities where safety gear and instruction are part of the deal.
• Enjoy sky views and don’t mind heights.

It’s not a good fit if you fall into the medical/suitability categories listed earlier (heart, hypertension, spinal problems, varicose veins, pregnancy, limb lesions). Also be honest about fitness level; if you’re not in good physical condition, this can feel too demanding even if you meet the age and weight limits.

If you’re debating whether to do just one activity: you can choose between just one or the full combo. If the idea of two adrenaline hits feels like too much, starting with the bungee can be a safer emotional gamble. If you already know you’re the type to keep going, the combo is where the day feels complete.

Languages and communication: English and Spanish instruction

You’ll have instruction in English and Spanish, and that’s a practical benefit in Cusco, where not everyone speaks the same language. Clear instructions reduce the “mystery” factor during harnessing and setup, and that clarity can be the difference between feeling calm and feeling panicked.

Based on past experiences, the staff tend to be friendly and professional, and when nerves show up, the guidance can be very grounding. If you’re worried you won’t understand something, ask questions early rather than waiting until you’re strapped in.

Should you book this bungee and slingshot combo in Cusco?

Book it if you want one of the most direct ways to turn a Cusco day into a real adrenaline story: 125m bungee, followed by a fast 120m slingshot, all in about 2 hours with pickup, safety gear, and a certificate.

Skip it or choose only one activity if you:

• Are sensitive to heights or you know you freeze when you’re nervous.
• Have any of the health conditions or restrictions listed for suitability.
• Haven’t planned for comfort and recovery time afterward.

If you’re on the right side of those lines, this is the kind of experience where you’ll leave with a grin that takes a while to fade—and a souvenir you didn’t buy, you earned.

FAQ

Where do I meet for the Cusco bungee and slingshot combo?

You meet at Plazoleta Regocijo (Water Fountain). Pickup and drop-off are provided at designated meeting points in Cusco.

How long does the experience take?

The total duration is about 2 hours.

What’s included in the price?

Pickup and drop-off, transportation, the bungee jump and/or slingshot, expert instructors, safety equipment, and a bungee jump certificate are included.

What should I bring with me?

Bring comfortable shoes and comfortable clothes.

Is the bungee jump always included, or can I choose only one activity?

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

What are the age and weight limits?

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

Are video and photos included?

No. Video and photos are available to purchase on site, but they are not included.