One step off the platform changes your breathing. If you want adrenaline with real safety structure and big Cusco-region views, this combo is hard to beat. I especially like the chance to do the 125-meter bungee jump and then turn around for the slingshot launch, so the day stays exciting instead of feeling like one big moment and then waiting. One thing to consider first is the strict health and body limits, so check your fit early if you have any medical concerns.

The format is refreshingly simple: pickup from central Cusco, gear up, climb up, jump, and then launch again. You get expert instructors in English or Spanish, a bungee jump certificate, and transportation back to town. If you are okay following rules and you want that quick, intense hit of adrenaline, you will likely love it.

Key things I’d watch for before you go

• Two jumps in 2 hours: bungee first, then the 120m slingshot
• 125-meter bungee platform: described as the highest in Latin America
• Tight eligibility rules: weight, age, and specific health restrictions
• Guides who calm you down: one guide named Johan stood out for reassurance
• Photo and video are extra: plan on that cost if you want proof
• You might be asked for fingerprint check: one guest reported an ID request that felt uncomfortable

Cusco Combo: 125-Meter Bungee Meets a 120-Meter Slingshot

This is not a slow, scenic activity. It is an adrenaline session built around two very different sensations, both from high platforms with clear instruction.

The bungee is pure freefall, then a controlled rebound. The slingshot is the opposite feeling. Instead of dropping, you get launched upward fast, and everything hits at once. The combo matters because it gives you two chances to enjoy the views, once during the bungee moment and again when you are watching from the viewing areas between activities.

You should also know the provider is operating as a full, managed experience. You get picked up, kitted out, guided step by step, and returned to Cusco. That removes a lot of guesswork for a first-time daredevil, or for anyone who just wants the whole thing to feel organized.

Getting to the tower, kitting up, and settling your nerves

Pickup happens in Cusco, then you ride out to the bungee tower about 20 minutes from the city center. That short transfer is useful. It gets you away from the busy center without burning your whole afternoon.

When you arrive, the session starts with the safety basics: you are fitted with the required gear and guided through what will happen next. You then head up to the suspension platform. This part is mentally important. The climb and setup time is your buffer between normal life and the jump itself.

Two practical tips here:

• Wear comfortable shoes and comfortable clothes, because you will be moving around while they fit you.
• If you are the type who overthinks, focus on breathing and listening. The moment you get instructions is the moment you should stop inventing worst-case scenarios.

One detail I appreciate is that after your bungee jump, you get time to watch other jumpers from a viewing platform and then rest at the base. That keeps the session from feeling like you are only in the “do it now” mode. Even a few minutes of watching can help your brain accept the day.

The 125-meter bungee jump: the highest platform moment

The main event is a bungee jump from 125 meters. The height is the headline, but the experience is really about the timing and the feeling in your body.

Here is the flow as you should expect it:

• You climb to the top of the suspense platform and take in the views.
• You get ready for the jump from that suspension platform.
• You jump and feel the wind and adrenaline as you drop and rebound.
• Once you land back on the ground, you can watch others before resting.

The view part is not a throwaway. From that platform height, it is a full “wow” moment. It is also a reminder that this is not just a stunt, it is a controlled activity with safety equipment and instructors managing your harness and timing.

If you are nervous, that is normal. The best strategy is to treat the instructors like your checklist. Follow their guidance, keep your stance where they tell you to, and let the safety process do its job. In one case, a guide named Johan was specifically mentioned as calming and reassuring, which is a strong sign that they know how to handle shaky first-timers.

Possible drawback: the adrenaline can be intense fast. If you already know you struggle with panic or shaky breath, it may not be a good idea to guess you will “just be fine.” Sit with the fact that this is a quick, high-energy experience.

The slingshot 120 meters up: a fast launch, not a fall

After the bungee, you move over to the slingshot for the second hit. The details are clear: you fly 120 meters high in about 3 seconds.

That speed is the key difference between the two attractions. The bungee is a longer, more fluid sequence of dropping and rebounding. The slingshot is a sharp rocket launch feeling. You get acceleration quickly, and it happens fast enough that you will be focused on the ride rather than on “enjoying” the moment the way you might at a viewpoint.

What I like about doing it right after the bungee is that it keeps your day moving. You are already mentally in the action zone. You do not have time to talk yourself out of it, and you also do not spend hours waiting around to do one single jump.

If you are trying to decide between bungee only or the full combo, ask yourself this question: do I want one peak moment or do I want two distinct adrenaline hits? The combo is built for the second answer.

Safety and instruction: what “feels safe” comes down to

A combo like this is only worth it if the safety process is real, not just friendly talk. In this experience, the structure comes from three places:

• Expert instructors who guide you through each phase
• Safety equipment provided to you before you get on the platforms
• Hard limits on who can participate

Let’s talk about those limits, because they matter.

You must be between 45 kg and 115 kg (99 lb to 253 lb) for both bungee and slingshot. Minimum age is 13, and anyone under 18 needs parental consent. Maximum age is 65, but that comes with a prior medical review or a certificate.

Health limits are specific. You should not participate if you have:

• pregnancy
• heart problems
• spinal problems or back problems
• varicose veins
• any lesions in the upper or lower limbs
• hypertension

They also flag low level of fitness as a reason you might not be suitable.

Why this matters for your decision:

If you are within the limits and you can follow instructions, the whole day is more likely to feel controlled. If you are close to the edge, you should take that seriously. High-intensity rides are not the time to “see what happens.”

One more consideration: in at least one situation, an ID check request involving fingerprints made a guest uncomfortable. That does not mean you will have the same experience, but it does mean it is worth asking the provider what check-in looks like when you arrive. If biometric checks make you uneasy, raise it early so you can make a clear choice.

Price and value: what $139 buys you in Cusco

The price is $139 per person for the combined experience, and the time on site is about 2 hours.

To judge value, look past the number and focus on what is included:

• pickup and drop-off at designated meeting points in Cusco
• transportation
• expert instructors
• bungee jump and/or slingshot (depending on whether you choose combo or single)
• a bungee jump certificate
• safety equipment
• skip the ticket line

What is not included is also important:

• food and drinks
• video and photos (available to purchase on site)

So the “value” story is this: you are paying for a controlled, staff-run adrenaline session with gear, instruction, and transport. That is a different kind of value than just buying entry and figuring it out yourself. It also reduces stress if you are short on time in Cusco.

If you plan to buy photos or video, keep a small extra budget. And since food is not included, plan to eat before you go, or you will be hungry while you are still buzzing.

Timing in the real world: how to plan a smooth 2-hour block

The session duration is about 2 hours, but your day still depends on timing.

Check-in is required 30 minutes before your specified start time. Late check-ins or rescheduling the starting time may result in an additional fee, so build in cushion. This is not a “show up whenever” kind of activity.

Also remember that you are moving between the bungee tower and the slingshot area, and you may have waiting time while the group cycles through. That means the 2 hours is a strong estimate, but it will feel like more if you arrive flustered or under-dressed.

What to bring and wear (so you do not fight your outfit)

This part is simple:

• Bring comfortable shoes
• Wear comfortable clothes

Avoid anything restrictive or that you hate adjusting while people fit your gear. If you plan to take extra items, keep it minimal. You want your hands free and your focus on the ride, not on what to do with your belongings.

If you have never done a bungee before, it can help to keep your posture and stance calm during setup. That way, when it is time, your body cooperates instead of tensing up more than necessary.

Who should book the combo adventure, and who should skip it

This is a great fit if you:

• want two different adrenaline experiences in one short window
• like the idea of clear structure, safety gear, and instruction
• are comfortable with heights and fast motion
• meet the age and weight requirements

It is not a good fit if you:

• are under 13
• are pregnant
• have heart problems, spinal or back issues, varicose veins, or limb lesions
• fall outside the 45 kg to 115 kg weight range
• have low fitness or feel you cannot handle intense physical adrenaline

Age also matters. You can go up to age 65 only with prior medical review or a certificate. That is not just red tape, it is how they manage risk.

If you are on the fence, base your decision on the “known limits,” not on courage. If you qualify, your odds of having a safe, exciting time go up a lot.

Should you book the Cusco bungee and slingshot combo?

I think you should book this if you want a high-energy Cusco day that is tightly run, staffed by instructors, and built around two big moments. The combination is especially appealing because it gives you a second thrill right after the first, rather than turning the day into waiting.

Skip it if the strict health or weight rules apply to you, or if the idea of a quick high-intensity ride will put you into panic. Also, if you strongly dislike certain ID checks like fingerprint requests, ask about check-in procedures ahead of time so you are not stuck deciding on the spot.

If you want a straightforward adrenaline plan in Cusco that includes pickup, gear, instruction, and transport within 2 hours, this is a solid choice. Just make sure you fit the rules, arrive early, and let the instructors handle the hard parts.

FAQ

Where is the meeting point?

The meeting point is Plazoleta Regocijo (Water Fountain) in Cusco.

How long is the experience?

The duration is about 2 hours.

What activities are included?

You can do the bungee jump, the slingshot, or choose the full combo. The included activities cover both, depending on your option.

How high is the bungee jump?

The bungee jump is from 125 meters high.

How high is the slingshot launch, and how fast is it?

The slingshot is 120 meters high and takes about 3 seconds.

What are the age requirements?

The minimum age is 13. Under 18s require parental consent. The maximum age is 65, with prior medical review or a certificate.

What are the weight requirements?

You must weigh above 45 kg (99 lb) and less than 115 kg (253 lb) for both activities.

What health conditions mean you should not participate?

The activity is not suitable for pregnancy and people with heart problems, spinal problems or back problems, varicose veins, or lesions in the upper or lower limbs. Hypertension is also listed as a restriction.

What should I bring, and is food included?

Bring comfortable shoes and comfortable clothes. Food and drinks are not included, and video and photos are available to purchase on site but are not included in the price.