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Launch from the Seven Moons Bridge above the Polop River for a 16‑metre pendulum bungee with sweeping views of Carrascal de la Font Roja. This quick, professionally run jump pairs raw adrenaline with a compact, safety-first routine.
Launch from the Seven Moons Bridge above the Polop River for a 16‑metre pendulum bungee with sweeping views of Carrascal de la Font Roja. This quick, professionally run jump pairs raw adrenaline with a compact, safety-first routine.
You stand on the lip of a 50‑metre steel-and-concrete viaduct as wind threads down the Polop River gorge. The valley below opens like a raw map of limestone ridges and pine-scrub slopes; the Carrascal de la Font Roja natural park presses green against the horizon. Guides clip an integral harness, check anchors twice and hand you the path back to gravity.
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Operated by Alicante Aventura · Alcoy, Alicante
You stand on the lip of a 50‑metre steel-and-concrete viaduct as wind threads down the Polop River gorge. The valley below opens like a raw map of limestone ridges and pine-scrub slopes; the Carrascal de la Font Roja natural park presses green against the horizon. Guides clip an integral harness, check anchors twice and hand you the path back to gravity.
The Seven Moons Bridge is a modern railway-era structure repurposed as a bungee platform; the drop uses a 16‑metre pendulum swing that sends you arcing out over the river rather than plummeting straight down. The geology here—steep karst outcrops cut by river erosion—creates the narrow gorge and the dramatic sightlines that make the jump feel cinematic. Alcoy itself is an industrial town with a strong Valencian cultural identity and notable modernist architecture if you want to linger after the adrenaline fades.
Practically, expect a compact experience: registration and safety briefing, gear fitting (helmet and integral harness provided), a single guided jump and optional video from the guide’s phone. The whole appointment runs about 30 minutes. Operators emphasize a double-safety system—two ropes, two anchors—and nominative accident insurance is included.
Plan for sun and wind; the platform is exposed. Bring a form of ID, wear secure closed-toe shoes and long pants to avoid harness chafe, and be honest about medical conditions—pregnancy and spinal or serious cardiac problems are contraindications. Morning and late-afternoon sessions are cooler and offer the best light for photos. If weather turns, the operator may cancel for safety and refund according to their policy.
moderate.
30 minutes.
No special fitness required beyond the ability to walk short distances, stand on the platform and understand instructions; expect brief adrenaline-related physiological stress.
Participants must provide age, height and weight at booking; exact limits vary by operator—contact the provider if you’re near any published boundary.
The activity uses an integral harness, helmets and a double-safety rig (two ropes, two anchors); guides are qualified and accident insurance is provided, but all adventure sports carry inherent risk.
The operator will cancel for unsafe weather (high winds, electrical storms) and follow a refund policy—check your booking confirmation for specific timelines.
Yes—guides typically record video from the bridge with a mobile device and include that in the package.
The viaduct reflects Alcoy’s industrial-era infrastructure repurposed for adventure activity; the surrounding landscape has been shaped for millennia by river erosion through limestone.
This is a sensitive Mediterranean scrub and pine landscape—stick to established access routes, pack out waste and follow operator guidance to minimize disturbance.
Alicante Aventura operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You stand on the lip of a 50‑metre steel-and-concrete viaduct as wind threads down the Polop River gorge. The valley below opens like a raw map of limestone ridges and pine-scrub slopes; the Carrascal de la Font Roja natural park presses green against the horizon. Guides clip an integral harness, check anchors twice and hand you the path back to gravity.
You stand on the lip of a 50‑metre steel-and-concrete viaduct as wind threads down the Polop River gorge. The valley below opens like a raw map of limestone ridges and pine-scrub slopes; the Carrascal de la Font Roja natural park presses green against the horizon. Guides clip an integral harness, check anchors twice and hand you the path back to gravity.
The Seven Moons Bridge is a modern railway-era structure repurposed as a bungee platform; the drop uses a 16‑metre pendulum swing that sends you arcing out over the river rather than plummeting straight down. The geology here—steep karst outcrops cut by river erosion—creates the narrow gorge and the dramatic sightlines that make the jump feel cinematic. Alcoy itself is an industrial town with a strong Valencian cultural identity and notable modernist architecture if you want to linger after the adrenaline fades.
Practically, expect a compact experience: registration and safety briefing, gear fitting (helmet and integral harness provided), a single guided jump and optional video from the guide’s phone. The whole appointment runs about 30 minutes. Operators emphasize a double-safety system—two ropes, two anchors—and nominative accident insurance is included.
Plan for sun and wind; the platform is exposed. Bring a form of ID, wear secure closed-toe shoes and long pants to avoid harness chafe, and be honest about medical conditions—pregnancy and spinal or serious cardiac problems are contraindications. Morning and late-afternoon sessions are cooler and offer the best light for photos. If weather turns, the operator may cancel for safety and refund according to their policy.