Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett brings world-class adventure experiences to Singapore's favourite island playground. Home to Singapore's first and only bungy jump, this iconic attraction towers 47 metres above Siloso Beach, offering thrill-seekers an unparalleled adrenaline rush combined with spectacular panoramic views. Founded by the legendary AJ Hackett, who pioneered commercial bungy jumping worldwide, Skypark Sentosa maintains the highest safety standards while delivering heart-pounding excitement that attracts both locals and international visitors seeking their next adventure.
The park features three signature experiences that cater to different courage levels. The Bungy Jump is the star attraction, launching brave jumpers from 47 metres for an intense 2.5-second freefall that will test your limits. For those who want to share the thrill, the Giant Swing catapults participants at speeds reaching 120 kilometres per hour, available for solo jumpers or groups of three looking to scream together. If you prefer a more contemplative adventure, the 40-metre Skybridge offers a serene skywalk experience suspended 47 metres above sea level, complete with a Glass Cube section that lets you lean over the edge and take in breathtaking views of Sentosa's coastline and the South China Sea.
Operating daily from 11:30am to 7:30pm, Skypark Sentosa has become a bucket-list destination for adventure enthusiasts visiting Singapore. Whether you are conquering your fear of heights, celebrating a special occasion, or simply seeking an unforgettable experience, the combination of professional guidance, cutting-edge safety equipment, and stunning beachfront location makes every visit memorable. With ticket prices starting from SGD 45, Skypark Sentosa offers accessible adventure that transforms ordinary holiday visits into extraordinary stories worth sharing.
6911 3070
VivoCity
Operating Hours
Closed - Opens Tomorrow
Opens tomorrow at 11:30 am
Monday
11:30 am–7:30 pm
Tuesday
11:30 am–7:30 pm
Wednesday
11:30 am–7:30 pm
Thursday
11:30 am–7:30 pm
Friday
(Today)
11:30 am–7:30 pm
Saturday
11:30 am–7:30 pm
Sunday
11:30 am–7:30 pm
Menu information is not available at this time.
Photo Gallery
The entrance to Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett, featuring lush greenery and clear signage.
A skywalk with cable cars passing over a lush green forest under a cloudy sky.
A wooden pier extends over calm water towards a sandy beach with lush trees.
A person is bungee jumping with arms outstretched over a beach and ocean.
A vibrant blue building with a pool and outdoor seating area, featuring colorful murals and the 'Skypark Sentosa' logo.
A tall white tower with 'BUNGY' written vertically, against a clear blue sky.
A woman bungee jumps from a platform with a scenic view of the ocean and beach.
A person bungee jumping with a scenic view of a beach and ocean.
Aerial view of a resort with a large swimming pool, lush greenery, and the ocean with ships in the background.
A serene beach scene at sunset with people enjoying the water and a red umbrella on the sand.
A tall structure with 'BUNGY' written on it, surrounded by palm trees and a beach.
A resort pool area with palm trees and lounge chairs at sunset.
A tall white structure with a walkway extends over a road surrounded by palm trees.
Beachfront seating area with tables, chairs, umbrellas, and lounge beds under a canopy.
The entrance of Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett with people queuing.
Panoramic view of Skypark Sentosa with cable cars and city skyline.
A beachside resort area with lounge chairs, picnic tables, umbrellas, and a swimming pool.
Aerial view of a resort with a beach, palm trees, and a large hotel.
The entrance to Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett, featuring a large blue sign and lush greenery.
The entrance to Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett, featuring a prominent sign and an A-frame board advertising activities.
A scenic view of Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett with a pool and palm trees.
A table and chairs set up on a sandy beach with a swimming pool and palm trees in the background.
Beachside lounge chairs and umbrellas under palm trees with a sunny sky.
Panoramic view of Sentosa Island with a beach, hotels, and a port in the background.
A swimming pool area with a building labeled 'SUMMERHOUSE' and cable cars overhead.
Two excited women in helmets enjoying a thrilling swing ride amidst lush greenery.
A tall structure with 'BUNGY' written on it, surrounded by trees and a road.
Panoramic view of a beach with a bungee tower and islands in the ocean.
A person is bungee jumping off a platform with a scenic view of the ocean and beach.
View from a high platform overlooking a beach, ocean, and islands with a cloudy sky.
The Giant Swing experience was thrilling and enjoyable. However, our interaction at the front desk was disappointing. A woman wearing a headscarf was quite rude. The staff assisting with the swing had informed us that we could view our video first and decide whether to purchase it. But when we asked to see the video this front desk lady refused to show it unless we paid in advance and behaved disrespectfully toward my wife. This was unfortunate and left a negative impression on an otherwise great experience.
Flora
I visited this attraction yesterday and had a disappointing experience with the reception staff. After purchasing my ticket on-site, I politely asked the staff for advice before paying. She was noticeably unfriendly (rare in Singapore, where service is usually excellent). To ensure I was buying the correct ticket, I even showed her my Klook booking screen, and she confirmed it was fine—only for her to later reject me due to weight restrictions.
When I asked why she didn’t mention this *before* I paid, she simply said, “You should have read the terms.” I then asked if this happens often, and she replied, “Yes.” If weight limits are strictly enforced, staff should proactively inform guests *before* payment to avoid frustration, especially when they ask for your advice.
It’s unfortunate because everywhere else in Singapore staff are warm, helpful, and willing to provide suggestions. I hope management improves training to prevent similar situations.
I’m glad their in-charge lady provides alternatives and she is friendly.
Positive Reviews
Vincentius Alec
Geeat experience today, we did the Giant Swing together. The beach is awsome, have the giant swing with the view is incredible. Also Firman and Raihan, the swing assistants are funny, we had the best time up there! Tak Strong Doh!!!
Mohsin Raza
These guys are the very best. I did my first ever bungy jump here at Sentosa and I loved it. The location is quite convenient and the facility is clean and big. There are lockers available so you can keep your items with them. You can make the payment of your activity by cash or card.
I loved the adrenaline rush that came with the jump. The guys were continuously backing me up and were very friendly. After the jump they provided me with the raw and edited version of the video which I loved! There was a voucher of S$5 for the bar nearby so it was an added bonus as well.
Iza Maree Adriano
Giant Swing was so fun!!! Must try!! The people who assisted me were very warm, nice and welcoming. They hyped me up! Thank you so much to Fadli, Firman, Raihan, How Wen and Shady!!
Ifah
One of the most amazing experience we have had. The staffs are all so kind and friendly! From the front desk staffs to the guys who manage the giant swing. The guys managing the giant swing are so funny and entertaining and when it comes to safety they are very detailed and attentive to everything, every single detail. We were so happy that it made us talk about it on and on telling our families to go there too. We hope that the staffs working on 19th April 2025 at the giant swing are all recognised for their amazing customer service. They are good for business too because they will upsell the bungy jump which their way of selling is so funny. Thank you for making our entire week wonderful - From Haziq and Ifah
SJMG15 S
Today, I had one of the most unforgettable experiences of my life: bungee jumping. I’ve done skydiving before, and while that was exhilarating, this was on an entirely different level. Skydiving felt like surrendering to the vastness of the sky, but bungee jumping? It’s raw. It’s immediate. It’s personal. You’re not just freefalling—you’re standing there, toes on the edge, looking down at the ground far below, knowing that the only thing between staying in your comfort zone and taking that leap is your own decision. No one can push you. You have to choose.
In those few seconds, so many emotions rushed through me—fear, excitement, doubt, and adrenaline all collided. It felt like time stood still as I faced the question: do I jump or not? And honestly, it’s a perfect metaphor for life. There are moments where you have to decide whether to play it safe or take a leap into the unknown.
As I stood there, my heart pounding out of my chest, I learned something about myself. I realized I’m incredibly brave when it comes to going after the things I truly want. The fear doesn’t disappear, but somehow, the desire to experience something new, something incredible, outweighs it. At the same time, I also recognized how scared I can be of other things—things that maybe don’t even deserve that fear. It’s a strange contradiction, but one that makes me human.
When I finally took the plunge, it was as if every doubt and hesitation was left behind on the platform. That freefall, those few seconds, felt like freedom in its purest form. It was terrifying, exhilarating, and empowering all at once. It reminded me that courage isn’t the absence of fear—it’s the decision to move forward despite it.
This experience taught me that life will always present us with edges, moments where we have to decide whether to stay where it’s safe or jump into the unknown. And while the jump may be scary, it’s also where the magic happens. I’m ready to keep taking leaps—toward my dreams, my goals, and all the adventures waiting for me. Because every time I jump, I discover a braver, bolder version of myself. And that’s worth it every single time.
