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Jump 128 meters into an Andean valley and then be catapulted 130 meters skyward in a pair of high-altitude adrenaline experiences just outside Cusco. This combo pairs professional safety, bilingual instruction and optional HD video to capture both the free fall and the slingshot launch.
Jump 128 meters into an Andean valley and then be catapulted 130 meters skyward in a pair of high-altitude adrenaline experiences just outside Cusco. This combo pairs professional safety, bilingual instruction and optional HD video to capture both the free fall and the slingshot launch.
The platform waits above a broad Andean valley, wind cutting across the rim as you clip into a harness and look down 128 meters of open air. Around you the high plain of Poroy rolls toward Cusco—sparse scrub, terraced slopes and the distant city rooftops—while instructors run through checks in Spanish and English. The first leap is a raw, vertical drop: a precise, controlled fall that pulls the stomach and turns the valley into a speeding painting.
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Operated by Action Valley · Poroy, Cusco
The platform waits above a broad Andean valley, wind cutting across the rim as you clip into a harness and look down 128 meters of open air. Around you the high plain of Poroy rolls toward Cusco—sparse scrub, terraced slopes and the distant city rooftops—while instructors run through checks in Spanish and English. The first leap is a raw, vertical drop: a precise, controlled fall that pulls the stomach and turns the valley into a speeding painting.
This site sits just outside Cusco, a region shaped by volcanic and tectonic uplift and the centuries of Inca road-building that threaded the valleys. Poroy’s terrain is high-altitude puna rather than dense cloudforest; wind and sun are constant players. The combo pairs that classic bungee free fall with a Slingshot catapult: a seated launch that throws you skyward to roughly 130 meters in four seconds, a short, violent inversion of gravity that feels like being pinned to the sky.
Practical guidance: arrive acclimatized—Cusco is ~3,400 m—drink water and avoid heavy meals within minutes of jumping. Bring long pants, snug athletic shoes and a windbreaker; follow instructors’ rules exactly. Note the 110 kg weight limit and health exclusions (pregnancy, cardiovascular, recent fractures, spinal issues). Sessions run hourly from 09:00–16:00 and take roughly 2 hours depending on group size. Optional HD and drone footage are available for purchase; operators provide full harnesses, helmets, bilingual guides and transport options back to Cusco. For adrenaline seekers who respect the risks and altitude, this pairing delivers two of the region’s most intense, professionally run thrills.
challenging.
2–3 hours.
Should have a high level of physical fitness and be able to follow safety instructions and manage short bursts of intense stress; not suitable for those with significant cardiovascular or spinal conditions.
Minimum age is 16 and the maximum weight is 110 kg; you’ll be asked to confirm weight and age at booking and check-in.
Operators provide safety gear and bilingual instructors; however, altitude can exacerbate heart or respiratory conditions—acclimatize first and disclose health issues before participating.
Yes—HD and drone footage are typically reviewed on-site and sold after your session for an additional fee.
The operator may cancel for unsafe weather; their policy allows full refunds if you cancel at least 24 hours prior and they cancel for weather.
The area around Poroy sits within the historic Cusco region shaped by Inca road corridors; modern tourist infrastructure uses old transit corridors out of the city.
Operators are encouraged to minimize noise and drone disturbance to local wildlife and to manage waste; visitors should avoid littering and follow staff instructions to protect fragile high-altitude grasses.
Action Valley operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The platform waits above a broad Andean valley, wind cutting across the rim as you clip into a harness and look down 128 meters of open air. Around you the high plain of Poroy rolls toward Cusco—sparse scrub, terraced slopes and the distant city rooftops—while instructors run through checks in Spanish and English. The first leap is a raw, vertical drop: a precise, controlled fall that pulls the stomach and turns the valley into a speeding painting.
The platform waits above a broad Andean valley, wind cutting across the rim as you clip into a harness and look down 128 meters of open air. Around you the high plain of Poroy rolls toward Cusco—sparse scrub, terraced slopes and the distant city rooftops—while instructors run through checks in Spanish and English. The first leap is a raw, vertical drop: a precise, controlled fall that pulls the stomach and turns the valley into a speeding painting.
This site sits just outside Cusco, a region shaped by volcanic and tectonic uplift and the centuries of Inca road-building that threaded the valleys. Poroy’s terrain is high-altitude puna rather than dense cloudforest; wind and sun are constant players. The combo pairs that classic bungee free fall with a Slingshot catapult: a seated launch that throws you skyward to roughly 130 meters in four seconds, a short, violent inversion of gravity that feels like being pinned to the sky.
Practical guidance: arrive acclimatized—Cusco is ~3,400 m—drink water and avoid heavy meals within minutes of jumping. Bring long pants, snug athletic shoes and a windbreaker; follow instructors’ rules exactly. Note the 110 kg weight limit and health exclusions (pregnancy, cardiovascular, recent fractures, spinal issues). Sessions run hourly from 09:00–16:00 and take roughly 2 hours depending on group size. Optional HD and drone footage are available for purchase; operators provide full harnesses, helmets, bilingual guides and transport options back to Cusco. For adrenaline seekers who respect the risks and altitude, this pairing delivers two of the region’s most intense, professionally run thrills.