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Leap from Bloukrans Bridge—Africa’s highest bridge bungy—after a zipline transfer and a professional harness fitting. Short, intense, and backed by experienced operators, this Tsitsikamma jump pairs raw exposure with managed safety.
Leap from Bloukrans Bridge—Africa’s highest bridge bungy—after a zipline transfer and a professional harness fitting. Short, intense, and backed by experienced operators, this Tsitsikamma jump pairs raw exposure with managed safety.
You arrive on the N2 with salt wind in your hair and the Bloukrans Gorge yawning beneath the road; the bridge’s concrete arch cuts a clean line across the drop and the world narrows to the space between you and the void.
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Operated by Africa Afrika Travel · Plettenberg Bay, Western Cape
You arrive on the N2 with salt wind in your hair and the Bloukrans Gorge yawning beneath the road; the bridge’s concrete arch cuts a clean line across the drop and the world narrows to the space between you and the void.
This is the Bloukrans Bungy — billed as Africa’s highest bridge jump at roughly 216 meters — set on the western edge of Tsitsikamma National Park where coastal sandstone and ancient river erosion have sculpted deep gorges and wind-polished cliffs. The road here carries Garden Route history: old trade routes, coastal timber towns, and a modern adventure economy built around a dramatic geology that dares you to look down.
Culturally the area blends Xhosa heritage, small coastal towns, and a conservation ethic that protects fynbos and maritime forest. The bungy sequence opens with a zipline transfer from the bank to the bridge arch, a harness fitting by a professional crew with a long safety record, then the leap and pendulum-style rebound. Return is by winch ride and a measured walk across the 216‑meter SkyWalk back to solid ground.
Practically: bring photo ID, arrive early to complete safety briefings, and allow at least an hour for the full experience; the operator requires a minimum group booking and excludes participants with certain cardiovascular concerns or pregnancy. Footwear should be secure and layers light — coastal winds change fast. For adrenaline seekers this is short, intense, and expertly managed: know your limits, follow staff instructions, and the gorge will give you a jump you won’t forget.
Age and weight limits are set by the operator and must be confirmed at booking; the vendor screens participants during booking and at check-in.
Expect 45–75 minutes from arrival to completion, including briefing, gearing up, zipline transfer, the jump, and winch recovery.
The site lists wheelchair-accessible options for parts of the facility, but the jump itself requires mobility for transfers and harnessing—contact the operator to discuss individual needs.
Professional rigging, full‑body harnesses, trained recovery operators, and pendulum bungee technology are used; disclose medical issues before jumping.
Africa Afrika Travel operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You arrive on the N2 with salt wind in your hair and the Bloukrans Gorge yawning beneath the road; the bridge’s concrete arch cuts a clean line across the drop and the world narrows to the space between you and the void.
You arrive on the N2 with salt wind in your hair and the Bloukrans Gorge yawning beneath the road; the bridge’s concrete arch cuts a clean line across the drop and the world narrows to the space between you and the void.
This is the Bloukrans Bungy — billed as Africa’s highest bridge jump at roughly 216 meters — set on the western edge of Tsitsikamma National Park where coastal sandstone and ancient river erosion have sculpted deep gorges and wind-polished cliffs. The road here carries Garden Route history: old trade routes, coastal timber towns, and a modern adventure economy built around a dramatic geology that dares you to look down.
Culturally the area blends Xhosa heritage, small coastal towns, and a conservation ethic that protects fynbos and maritime forest. The bungy sequence opens with a zipline transfer from the bank to the bridge arch, a harness fitting by a professional crew with a long safety record, then the leap and pendulum-style rebound. Return is by winch ride and a measured walk across the 216‑meter SkyWalk back to solid ground.
Practically: bring photo ID, arrive early to complete safety briefings, and allow at least an hour for the full experience; the operator requires a minimum group booking and excludes participants with certain cardiovascular concerns or pregnancy. Footwear should be secure and layers light — coastal winds change fast. For adrenaline seekers this is short, intense, and expertly managed: know your limits, follow staff instructions, and the gorge will give you a jump you won’t forget.