Macau Tower in Macau, China, is home to the world’s highest bungee jump, where you leap from 233 meters (764 feet) off a platform on the 61st floor! Run by AJ Hackett, this thrilling jump gives you a 4–5 second free fall at speeds up to 200 km/h, with amazing views of Macau’s skyline, Pearl River, and casinos. For OutdoorKeeda, bungee jumping at Macau Tower is scary, exciting, and a bucket-list must-do.
Why Bungee Jump at Macau Tower?
Macau Tower’s bungee jump, open since 2001, holds a Guinness World Record as the highest commercial bungee jump from a building. It’s a famous spot for thrill-seekers, with celebrities like Edison Chen and Jack Osbourne jumping here. Here’s why it’s awesome:
- Super High Jump: At 233 meters, you fall for 6–7 seconds, seeing Macau’s bright lights and rivers below.
- Cool Place: The tower is in Macau’s fun city center, with casinos, shops, and a big observation deck nearby.
- Safe and Fun: AJ Hackett, who started bungee jumping, runs it with strong cords and trained staff, making it safe but super thrilling.
- Bragging Rights: You get a t-shirt, certificate, and video to show everyone you did the world’s highest jump!
It’s perfect for brave people who love adventure, but it’s not for those scared of heights
What is Bungee Jumping at Macau Tower?
Bungee jumping at Macau Tower means leaping off a platform 233 meters high on the tower’s outer rim. You free-fall for 4–5 seconds, then the 50-meter cord pulls you back up, bouncing a few times. It’s open daily from 10 AM to 6 PM (7:30 PM in summer, night jumps available). The jump costs ₹25000 (3000 HKD), with extra for photos/videos (₹5000/600 HKD). You must be 12+, weigh 40–120 kg (88–265 lbs), and sign a waiver.
What Do You Need to Jump?
To bungee jump at Macau Tower, bring these:
- Clothes: Wear comfy clothes like a t-shirt and pants. No loose stuff like hats or jewelry (leave them in lockers, ₹50/5 HKD). You get a free bungee t-shirt to wear.
- Safety: The jump includes a harness and a special bungee cord. Tell staff if you have health problems like high blood pressure or asthma. Kids under 18 need a parent to sign a form.
- Extras: Bring water and a small bag. No personal cameras on the jump, but you can buy a GoPro video (₹5000). Wear closed shoes (no sandals).
- Tickets: A jump costs ₹25000 (3000 HKD). Book online at skyparkmacau.com or klook.com for discounts (₹23000/2800 HKD). No refunds if you get scared on the day! Pay extra (₹30) if over 120 kg for special gear.
Check macautower.mo or call +853 8988 8656 for weather updates, as strong winds might stop jumps.
Best Ways to Jump
Here’s how to enjoy the bungee jump:
- Morning Jump (Easy, 30 min): Jump from 10–11 AM for fewer people and clear city views. It’s less scary in daylight.
- Afternoon Jump (Fun, 30 min): Jump from 1–3 PM when it’s lively, great for photos with Macau’s skyline.
- Night Jump (Exciting, 30 min): Jump from 6–7:30 PM (summer) to see Macau’s lights sparkle. It’s scarier but super cool.
- Full Package (Fun, 1 hour): Pay ₹30000 (3600 HKD) for the jump, video, photos, and a certificate to show off.
Book 24 hours early online to get a spot. Arrive 45 minutes before your jump time.
How to Bungee Jump
Here are simple tips for jumping:
- Get Ready: Staff weigh you, put on your harness, and check safety. Sit in a prep chair for final checks.
- Walk to Edge: Follow staff to the platform. They count “5, 4, 3, 2, 1.” Spread your arms like a bird and lean forward.
- Jump Brave: Don’t look down! Jump head-first when they say “go.” Scream if you want—it’s fun!
- After Fall: Pull the red cord with both hands to swing upright. Staff lower you to the ground in 20 seconds.
- Stay Safe: Listen to staff, don’t jump if you feel sick, and tell them about any health issues.
Staff are super nice and help you feel brave
How to Get to Macau Tower
Macau Tower is at Largo da Torre de Macau, in Sé, Macau:
- By Air: Fly to Hong Kong Airport (1 hour away). Take a ferry to Macau (₹1500, 1 hour) or a bus over the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge (₹600, 45 min).
- By Ferry: Ferries from Hong Kong to Macau’s Outer Harbour cost ₹1500 (1 hour). A taxi to the tower is ₹300 (10 min).
- By Road: Buses from Guangzhou, China (2 hours, ₹1200), stop at Macau’s border. Take a free hotel shuttle to the tower.
- Local Travel: Take a taxi (₹300) or bus 9A, 18, or 23 (₹100) to Macau Tower. It’s a 5-minute walk from the bus stop.
- Best Time: December–February for cool weather (50–65°F), but jumps happen all year. Check macautower.mo.
- Tickets: Book online at skyparkmacau.com or klook.com.
Where to Stay
Macau has nice places near the tower:
- Cheap: Ole Tai Sam Un Hotel (₹4500–₹7500/night).
- Middle: Grand Lisboa (₹9000–₹15000/night).
- Fancy: The Parisian Macao (₹18000–₹30000/night).
- Hostels: Try budget hotels (₹3000–₹6000).
Book early for holidays. Eat at tower cafes like 360° Cafe (₹900–₹1500) or stalls (₹300–₹600).
Other Fun Things to Do
- Skywalk: Walk around the tower’s rim at 233 meters (₹7500).
- Tower Climb: Climb to the top at 338 meters (₹10000).
- Observation Deck: See Macau from 223 meters (₹900).
- Senado Square: Visit historic streets (15-minute bus, free).
Travel Tips
- Be Brave: Don’t think too much—just jump!
- Stay Safe: Tell staff about health issues; no jumping if pregnant or sick.
- Be Kind: Follow staff rules and cheer for other jumpers.
- Save Money: Book online for cheaper tickets; eat at stalls to spend less.
OutdoorKeeda’s Story
Our Macau Tower bungee jump was wild! Standing on the edge, hearts pounding, we saw Macau far below and jumped! The fall was so fast, but the city lights made it amazing. The staff were awesome, making us laugh and feel safe. We got videos to show our friends. Jumping taught us to face fear, scream loud, and feel alive. We left with big smiles, wanting to do it again. Share your Macau Tower story with #OutdoorKeeda—let’s make a bungee team!
Conclusion: Jump at Macau Tower!
Macau Tower’s bungee jump is a super thrilling adventure, full of Macau’s energy. With the world’s highest leap and epic views, every jump is a big win. Come to the tower’s call, and let Macau Tower make you brave.
Macau Saying: “Jump where the city shines.”
Bungee at Macau Tower, and feel its adventure magic!
Join us with #OutdoorKeeda. Jump with Courage!
