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Stand at the edge of a 50m tower with a wet‑tropics rainforest beneath and the Coral Sea beyond. This AJ Hackett bungy at Skypark Cairns delivers a short, focused adrenaline hit with professional rigging, photo packages, and views worth the nerves.
Stand at the edge of a 50m tower with a wet‑tropics rainforest beneath and the Coral Sea beyond. This AJ Hackett bungy at Skypark Cairns delivers a short, focused adrenaline hit with professional rigging, photo packages, and views worth the nerves.
You step onto a metal catwalk 50 metres above the rainforest and the ocean hangs on the horizon—wind cutting salty and green across your face. The tower feels purposeful, engineered for a single raw moment: eyes on a thin strip of blue, legs braced, breath steadying. Spectators ring the platform below with cheers and the Forest Bar’s laughter drifts up like a counterpoint.
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Operated by Skypark Cairns by AJ Hackett · Cairns, Queensland
You step onto a metal catwalk 50 metres above the rainforest and the ocean hangs on the horizon—wind cutting salty and green across your face. The tower feels purposeful, engineered for a single raw moment: eyes on a thin strip of blue, legs braced, breath steadying. Spectators ring the platform below with cheers and the Forest Bar’s laughter drifts up like a counterpoint.
AJ Hackett brought commercial bungy to the world and this Skypark site sits on the edge of the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area, where ancient volcanic soil and steep gullies shaped a rainforest older than most nations. The region’s history is tied to First Nations custodians and to early explorers who mapped Cairns’ coastal fringe; geology here produces sudden drops and dense canopy that make a bungy plunge visually dramatic and geologically distinct.
Practically, the experience is compact and intense—check-in, safety briefing, gearing, and the jump all happen inside a roughly two-hour window. Staff manage weight and age limits (minimum solo 45 kg/100 lb; tandem rules apply) and offer photo/video packages so you don’t have to fumble a camera. Expect humid, changeable tropical weather; mornings can be glassy calm, afternoons build clouds and squalls.
Bring lightweight clothes that won’t tangle, a secure pair of shoes, and a clear head for instructions. Even if you don’t jump, the platform, views over the reef axis, and the Forest Bar make this a hard-to-forget Cairns outing. Time your visit in the dry months for clearer views and quieter queues.
Minimum solo jump age is 10; solo weight range is approximately 45–150 kg (100–330 lbs). Tandem jumps have a combined weight limit and specific minimums—staff will confirm at check‑in.
AJ Hackett operates under strict commercial rigging and staff training standards; all jumpers receive a safety briefing and are fitted to certified harnesses and cords.
Yes—spectators are welcome. The Forest Bar and café provide food and drink, and viewing areas let friends and family watch jumps.
The operator allows cancellations up to 24 hours for a full refund; local weather can be changeable, and staff may reschedule if conditions make jumping unsafe.
Skypark Cairns by AJ Hackett operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step onto a metal catwalk 50 metres above the rainforest and the ocean hangs on the horizon—wind cutting salty and green across your face. The tower feels purposeful, engineered for a single raw moment: eyes on a thin strip of blue, legs braced, breath steadying. Spectators ring the platform below with cheers and the Forest Bar’s laughter drifts up like a counterpoint.
You step onto a metal catwalk 50 metres above the rainforest and the ocean hangs on the horizon—wind cutting salty and green across your face. The tower feels purposeful, engineered for a single raw moment: eyes on a thin strip of blue, legs braced, breath steadying. Spectators ring the platform below with cheers and the Forest Bar’s laughter drifts up like a counterpoint.
AJ Hackett brought commercial bungy to the world and this Skypark site sits on the edge of the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area, where ancient volcanic soil and steep gullies shaped a rainforest older than most nations. The region’s history is tied to First Nations custodians and to early explorers who mapped Cairns’ coastal fringe; geology here produces sudden drops and dense canopy that make a bungy plunge visually dramatic and geologically distinct.
Practically, the experience is compact and intense—check-in, safety briefing, gearing, and the jump all happen inside a roughly two-hour window. Staff manage weight and age limits (minimum solo 45 kg/100 lb; tandem rules apply) and offer photo/video packages so you don’t have to fumble a camera. Expect humid, changeable tropical weather; mornings can be glassy calm, afternoons build clouds and squalls.
Bring lightweight clothes that won’t tangle, a secure pair of shoes, and a clear head for instructions. Even if you don’t jump, the platform, views over the reef axis, and the Forest Bar make this a hard-to-forget Cairns outing. Time your visit in the dry months for clearer views and quieter queues.