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Cairns: Bungy Jump & Giant Swing Combo
Bungee and giant swing, one hour, Cairns. This combo at Skypark Cairns by AJ Hackett pairs Australia’s only bungy jump with a multi-person swing that rockets up to 120 km/h. It is all weather, so you do not have to stress about the day turning into a no-show.
What I love is the sheer drop factor. You teeter 50 metres above a deep natural lagoon for the bungy, then switch to speed mode with the giant swing’s rapid acceleration. Another win for me is the variety: Skypark offers 16 jump styles, so your session can feel personal, not one-size-fits-all.
One consideration before you book: this is not suitable if you are pregnant, have vertigo, or have epilepsy. If any of those apply, skip the combo for safety reasons.
In This Review
- Key things that make this combo worth it
- Skypark Cairns combo: one hour, two extreme sensations
- Price and what you actually get for $232
- Getting there: hotel pickup and the short session rhythm
- The Bungy Jump: 50 metres above a deep natural lagoon
- The Giant Swing: up to 120 km/h in about 3.5 seconds
- EpicShot photo and video keepsakes you can plan for
- Who should book this combo, and who should skip it
- Weather and comfort: how to set yourself up for success
- Should you book the Bungy Jump and Giant Swing Combo?
- FAQ
- How long is the Cairns Bungy Jump and Giant Swing combo?
- Is the activity run in all weather?
- What is included in the price?
- Are hotel transfers included?
- Who is this activity not suitable for?
- Can I reserve now and pay later?
Key things that make this combo worth it

- Australia’s only bungy jump: a once-in-a-country kind of experience.
- 50 metres above a natural lagoon: a big height moment you feel right away.
- All weather activity: come rain or shine, you keep the plan.
- Giant Swing up to 120 km/h: fast acceleration, no slow build-up.
- One, two, or three people at once: a social option for thrill seekers.
- EpicShot photo and video for both activities: designed to turn adrenaline into keepsakes.
Skypark Cairns combo: one hour, two extreme sensations

This is the kind of Cairns activity that makes good sense if you want maximum thrill without spending your whole day on a single platform. In about an hour, you get both the bungy jump and the giant swing, each with its own brand of intensity. The bungy is all about that suspended moment, then the drop. The swing is about speed and acceleration that builds quickly.
The value here is not just that you do two things. It is the fact that both are high-impact experiences with dedicated staff and purpose-built setups. Skypark is known for structured jump experiences, and you are in English-speaking hands throughout, which matters when you are trying to process safety instructions while your heart is already racing.
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Price and what you actually get for $232

At $232 per person, this is not a budget impulse buy. The upside is that your money is buying more than two ticketed activities. The combo includes bungy and giant swing, EpicShot photo and video for both, a Jumpers Edition t-shirt, and free hotel transfers (but you need to prebook by calling).
That package approach is where the value lives. Most people who pay for thrill activities end up wishing they could remember the exact moment. Here, you are set up for photos and video as part of the experience, not as a last-minute add-on. You also avoid the hassle of arranging transport, since pickup is included.
What is not included is food and drink purchases. So if you are doing this at a time when you would normally eat, plan ahead. Bring a little buffer in your schedule, or grab something earlier so you are not hungry while you are waiting.
Getting there: hotel pickup and the short session rhythm

The experience runs for 1 hour, and you are picked up from your hotel. The key timing detail is simple: wait in the hotel lobby 10 minutes before your scheduled pickup time. That small habit keeps you from losing time if the driver is on a tight rotation.
Because transfers are included, you can treat this as a controlled, low-stress plan in the middle of your Cairns day. No navigating, no trying to park near a thrill park, no guessing how long you will need between activities. It is a good fit if you are staying in the city and want the fun without the logistics headache.
Also note that the instruction team is English-speaking. When you are getting geared up for jumps, clear communication is not a “nice-to-have.” It can be the difference between feeling confident and feeling confused.
The Bungy Jump: 50 metres above a deep natural lagoon
The bungy jump is the main event, and Skypark makes it concrete. You jump from a position that puts you 50 metres above a deep natural lagoon. That height is not subtle. The setup gives you time to register where you are standing, what is below you, and what your body is about to do.
Then you add another layer that I really like for repeatability and first-timers alike: Skypark offers 16 jump styles unique to the site. That matters because it is not only about being brave. It is also about letting you choose a style that matches your comfort level and your sense of humor.
If you are new to bungy, the 16 styles can help you feel less like you are committing to one rigid move. If you are experienced, you have options beyond just going through the motions. Either way, you are doing a proper bungy experience, and you are doing it at Australia’s only bungy jump location.
Practical consideration: this is visually intense. You will want to be mentally ready for looking out over open air. If you know you get vertigo, this is one of those moments where you should not “push through.”
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The Giant Swing: up to 120 km/h in about 3.5 seconds
After the bungy, you switch to speed. The Giant Swing is built for acceleration and teamwork. It is designed for 1, 2, or 3 people at the same time, so the energy changes from solo nerves to shared momentum.
The headline numbers are hard to ignore: reach speeds of up to 120 km/h, with the swing hitting that pace in about 3.5 seconds. That is quick enough that you feel it in your whole body, not just in your head. You do not have a long slow ramp-up. It is more like a controlled launch that turns into a roaring moment of motion.
This is also why I think the combo format works well. You get two different mental challenges. The bungy asks, can you commit to the drop? The giant swing asks, can you handle extreme speed while seated and moving fast in an arc?
If you are coming with friends, the multi-person setup can turn this from a scary feat into a shared story. If you are coming solo, you still get the full adrenaline hit, but the vibe may feel more internal.
EpicShot photo and video keepsakes you can plan for

One of the best parts of this combo is that the EpicShot Photo & Video Package is included for both activities. That means you should expect staff to capture your bungy moment and your giant swing moment as part of the session flow.
Practically, that changes how you experience the jumps. You are not just thinking about doing it safely. You can also think about what you want your body and face to do in the moment. Even if you hate posing, you can still enjoy the idea of having real footage you did not have to create yourself.
You also get the Jumpers Edition t-shirt. That is not the main reason to go, but it is a nice souvenir that ties the two experiences together.
If you care about photos, consider timing your rest and hydration so you are not wiped out before the camera moments. The activity is short, and waiting time can feel longer when you are hungry or overheated.
Who should book this combo, and who should skip it

This combo is for thrill seekers who want a “big two” session. If you want one Australia-only brag moment, the bungy jump is the reason. If you also want raw speed and acceleration, the giant swing adds another level.
It also fits a range of comfort types because of the 16 jump styles. First-timers can choose something that feels right. Seasoned thrill seekers get options too.
But it is not for everyone. Do not book if any of these apply:
- pregnant women
- people with vertigo
- people with epilepsy
The experience is wheelchair accessible, which is a positive detail for travelers planning around mobility needs. Still, the safety limits above matter. Accessibility does not override medical unsuitability.
If you are unsure, treat this as an “only if you feel confident” activity. With bungy and high-speed swinging, there is no “half brave” version.
Weather and comfort: how to set yourself up for success
Skypark runs all weather activity, so rain is not automatically a cancellation. That is great for planning in Cairns, where weather can change quickly. It also means you should be ready to dress for wet conditions and still feel steady before you jump.
Here is how I’d think about comfort for this kind of short, intense experience:
- wear clothes you can handle getting a bit wet or dusty
- keep your essentials minimal, since you will be focused on safety and equipment
- bring a mindset that this is fast and intense, not slow sightseeing
The session is only 1 hour, so you do not get a long break to cool down between activities. If you are the type who gets anxious when you are overheated, plan small hydration breaks before pickup, not during the activity.
Should you book the Bungy Jump and Giant Swing Combo?

Book it if you want two major thrill experiences in one short window, and you like the idea of having professional photo and video captured for both. The Bungy Jump is a true “only in Australia” draw, and the Giant Swing brings the speed with up to 120 km/h acceleration that happens quickly.
Skip it if height, vertigo, or certain medical conditions are in the picture, since this combo is explicitly not suitable for pregnant women, people with vertigo, and people with epilepsy. Also skip if you hate the idea of moving fast and dropping from height, because both activities are built around those sensations.
If you are visiting Cairns for a week and want one adrenaline day that is clean, structured, and easy to fit into your schedule, this combo is a strong choice.
FAQ
How long is the Cairns Bungy Jump and Giant Swing combo?
The duration is 1 hour. Check availability for starting times.
Is the activity run in all weather?
Yes, it is described as an all weather activity, come rain or shine.
What is included in the price?
It includes the bungy jump, the giant swing, EpicShot photo and video packages for both activities, a Jumpers Edition t-shirt, and free hotel transfers if you prebook.
Are hotel transfers included?
Pickup is included. You need to call to prebook the free hotel transfers.
Who is this activity not suitable for?
It is not suitable for pregnant women, people with vertigo, or people with epilepsy.
Can I reserve now and pay later?
Yes. You can reserve now and pay later, keeping your plans flexible.
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