Auckland Bridge Bungy Experience

At Auckland Harbour Bridge, the drop is 40 metres, but the detail that makes this jump different is the chance to skim the ocean on the way down. I like that you can choose a jump style to suit your nerves, and that free photos and video let you keep your hands free for the main event.

The crew’s safety briefing and hands-on help are a big part of the appeal, especially if this is your first bungy jump. One thing to weigh carefully: this is a high-adrenaline activity with firm weight and height limits, a liability waiver, and health conditions that may make it unsuitable.

What makes this jump worth considering

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• A 40m drop with an ocean touch: Depending on your jump style, your feet or hair may skim the water.
• More than one way to jump: Choose an ankle tie, a harness jump, or a tandem option.
• Access to a jumper-only part of the bridge: The walkout to the jump point offers a distinctive view of Auckland Harbour.
• Free photos and video: The crew captures the jump, so you do not need to bring a camera.
• A bridge-climb combo is available: Add a guided walk on the bridge for a broader experience.
• A consistent focus on safety: The activity includes a professional guide and the required safety equipment.

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The bridge walk sets up the jump

The meeting details give Auckland Harbour Bridge as the location and specify 105 Curran Street Extension, Westhaven Marina, Herne Bay as the address. Check the location shown on your mobile voucher before setting off. Arrive 10 minutes before your booked time; late arrivals and no-shows are not eligible for a refund.

Once checked in, you get the required safety equipment and guidance from a professional crew. The experience includes access to a walkout on the bridge that is reserved for jumpers. It is more than a route to the platform: the approach gives you time to take in the harbour setting and understand where you are about to leap from.

That pause can be welcome if you are nervous. The drop is 40 metres, and the decision to step out is a very different thing from looking at a photo of the bridge. The crew explains safety before the jump and guides you through the process. I like that the staff’s role is not only technical: a steady, clear briefing can help you focus when your mind is busy imagining the fall.

The schedule runs from 09:00 to 16:00, with departures every 15 minutes. That regular timing gives you several possible slots, but the experience still depends on arriving at the correct place and time. At checkout, you are asked for two preferred times; if the first is unavailable, the second may be assigned.

Choose the jump style that fits your nerve

You can select from an ankle tie, a harness jump, or a tandem jump. The ankle-tie option is described as the head-rushing choice. The harness gives you room to jump in different styles, while tandem lets you take the plunge with a friend. The experience details do not spell out every technical difference, so ask the check-in crew if you are unsure which option matches your comfort level.

The ocean touch is the special feature here. Depending on the style you choose, your feet or hair may gently skim the water. The wording matters: a water touch is possible, but a dip is not guaranteed. The included experience allows for a water touch or a dip, yet how close you get to the surface depends on the jump.

That combination of choice and uncertainty is part of the fun, but it is worth setting expectations. If getting wet is your main goal, ask staff what your selected style is likely to do before you commit. If you would rather keep the water at a distance, ask about the best fit for that preference.

The moment you leave the platform

The actual jump is brief, but the build-up gives it weight. You have the bridge walk, the equipment fitting, the briefing, and the view before the leap. Then the 40m drop turns the harbour into the immediate focus. This is a simple activity in concept, yet its location makes it feel specific to Auckland rather than like a bungy jump that could be anywhere.

The free photo and video pack is a practical bonus. Cameras, phones, loose clothing, and other loose equipment are not allowed on the bridge for safety reasons, so you cannot rely on taking your own pictures during the experience. Let the crew capture the jump, and keep your belongings secure before you go out.

Wear a jacket if you are sensitive to cold. One jumper specifically recommends bringing one, noting that it can feel chilly at the bridge. Make sure your shoes are tied securely, too. These are small preparations, but they are easier to handle before the crew fits your safety equipment.

Add the bridge climb if you want more than the leap

The combo pairs the bungy jump with an Auckland Bridge climb. The climb gives you a slower way to take in the harbour and bridge before or around the high-adrenaline part of the outing. If you are travelling with someone who wants the setting but is unsure about jumping, the climb may also be worth considering as part of the decision, though the package information does not describe a climb-only ticket.

The combo is listed from US$185.29, while the Auckland Bridge Bungy package is listed from US$148.25. A separate starting price of $130.45 is also advertised, but its currency is not specified in the supplied details. Prices can vary, so compare the current checkout total and what each package includes rather than assuming the lowest figure applies to your date.

The climb and jump together have been completed in about an hour and a half by one participant, but that is an individual account, not a guaranteed duration. Allow flexibility in your day, especially if you have another timed activity afterward. The combo can be good value if you want both the physical thrill and a longer look at the bridge; if the jump is your only priority, the basic package keeps the choice simple.

What the price buys you

The price covers the bungy jump, a professional guide, all necessary safety equipment, and the free photo and video pack. You are also paying for access to a dedicated jump point on the bridge and the crew’s preparation and supervision. For a one-off activity, the media pack matters: it gives you a record of the jump without breaking the no-camera rule on the bridge.

The value depends on what you want from your Auckland day. If you are looking for a memorable, active experience rather than a long sightseeing tour, the jump offers a clear payoff in a short window. The combo costs more, but may make better sense if the bridge climb itself appeals to you. Check the difference at booking, since discounts and package prices may change.

Do not treat travel insurance as an afterthought. The activity recommends accident or travel insurance, particularly cover that includes high-risk activities. New Zealand’s Accident Compensation Corporation may not provide the level of protection you want, so check your policy before you go. You must also sign a liability waiver that explains the risks. Read it carefully and ask the check-in staff about anything you do not understand.

Safety rules and who should think twice

Participants must be at least 10 years old, at least 120cm tall, and weigh between 35kg and 150kg. Children aged 10 to 14 need a signed parental consent form and must be accompanied by a paying adult. If you are booking for a family, check every participant against these limits before paying.

The jump is not recommended for people with high blood pressure, epilepsy, or heart disease, or for anyone who is pregnant. The activity involves a real fall and should not be treated as a casual photo stop. If you have a health concern that is not listed, raise it with the operator before booking rather than making a decision at check-in.

The crew’s safety procedures are a consistent strength of the experience. Still, staff guidance does not remove the risks inherent in bungy jumping. Read the waiver, ask questions, and make your own call about whether the activity is right for you.

Booking details to check before you go

Your mobile voucher is the ticket to present, and it is valid only for the date and time specified. Confirmation is expected within minutes; if it does not arrive, contact customer support. Book with enough time to check your assigned slot and meeting address, especially because the activity location and the detailed street address are both provided in the booking information.

Cancellation is eligible for a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the activity date, using destination local time. If extreme weather or another unforeseen event forces the operator to cancel, you can reschedule or request a full refund. Weather can affect the day, so keep your schedule flexible if possible.

The overall customer rating is 4.8 out of 5 from 37 ratings, and AJ Hackett Bungy New Zealand reports a 97% good-review rate across 310 reviews. The strongest recurring points are the friendly, reassuring crew, attention to safety, the thrill of the jump, and the views from the bridge. A small number of past booking problems make one piece of advice especially useful: confirm your voucher’s exact meeting address and time before leaving.

Should you book the Auckland Bridge Bungy?

Book it if you want a high-adrenaline Auckland experience with a clear local twist: a 40m jump above the harbour and the chance to touch the ocean. It suits first-timers as well as experienced jumpers, provided you meet the eligibility rules and are comfortable with the risks. The crew’s guidance, choice of jump styles, and included media make the experience easier to approach.

Choose the combo if the bridge walk appeals as much as the jump and the extra price fits your budget. Skip the bungy if you have a listed health concern, fall outside the height or weight limits, or would rather enjoy the bridge without a leap. For everyone else, this is a memorable way to see Auckland from a point of view most people never reach.

FAQ

How high is the Auckland Bridge Bungy jump?

The jump is 40 metres above the water.

Can I touch the water during the jump?

A water touch is possible. Depending on your jump style, your feet or hair may skim the ocean, and a dip may also occur.

What jump styles can I choose?

The available styles include an ankle tie, a harness jump, and a tandem jump.

What is included in the bungy package?

It includes the Auckland Bridge Bungy jump, a professional guide, necessary safety equipment, and a free photos and video pack.

Is there a bridge-climb option?

Yes. A combo package includes the Auckland Bridge Bungy and a bridge climb.

What are the age, height, and weight requirements?

Participants must be at least 10 years old, at least 120cm tall, and weigh between 35kg and 150kg. Children aged 10 to 14 need signed parental consent and must be accompanied by a paying adult.

Can I bring my phone or camera onto the bridge?

No. Cameras, mobile phones, loose clothing, and loose equipment cannot be carried on the bridge.

Where is the meeting point?

The activity is at Auckland Harbour Bridge. The supplied meeting address is 105 Curran Street Extension, Westhaven Marina in Herne Bay. Check your voucher for the exact location and arrive 10 minutes early.

What happens if weather forces the activity to be cancelled?

If the operator cancels because of extreme weather or another unforeseen event, you can reschedule or request a full refund.