Bungee Jumping in Cyprus: An Guide

This page gives background on bungee jumping as an activity in Cyprus. It does not confirm that the venue or rides mentioned here are still operating.

Activity background

The previous sister page described a professionally operated bungee facility that opened in Cyprus in the early 1990s. It also referred to a separate rocket-style ride and celebrated an anniversary of the former operation.

Those details belong to the historical record. No address, schedule, price or availability from that page should be used to plan a present-day visit.

How a modern bungee jump is managed

A commercial jump should begin with an operator screening participants, confirming weight and health restrictions, fitting purpose-designed equipment and giving a clear briefing. The jump site should have documented operating procedures and an emergency plan.

Safety questions to ask

Bungee jumping is a specialist activity with real risk. Never rely on an old tourism page as evidence that an operator is suitable.

Is the operator currently licensed or independently audited under an applicable standard?
Are cords, harnesses and attachment points selected for the participant and checked before every jump?
What age, weight, pregnancy and medical restrictions apply?
What insurance and emergency arrangements are in place?
Can a participant stop before the final commitment point without pressure?

Verify before travelling

If you find a current activity provider, confirm its identity and status through recent independent sources. Weather, wind and site conditions can lead to cancellation even when an operator is active. Travellers who prefer a lower-intensity day can explore the site's walking, cycling and countryside guides instead.