Stand on the Victoria Falls Bridge and step into a 111-meter freefall above the Zambezi. This quick but intense bungee blends engineered safety with full-on exposure to one of Africa’s most dramatic gorges.
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The platform sits on the steel ribs of the Victoria Falls Railway Bridge, wind pushing mist across your face and the Zambezi roaring far below. Participants are weighed and fitted with a harness at a small staging area on the bridge; passports are checked because the jump sits in no-man’s-land between Zambia and Zimbabwe. When you stand on the edge, the gorge narrows into a ribbon of river and the world narrows to a single decision: step forward.
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
1–2 hours
Fitness Level
No special fitness required, but you should be able to climb stairs and follow safety briefings; not suitable for those with cardiovascular or spinal issues.
Wildlife
History
The Victoria Falls Railway Bridge was completed in 1905 as part of early regional rail expansion; its construction and ironwork reflect the period’s engineering and the colonial era’s transport ambitions.
Conservation
Operators work under national park and cross-border regulations; visitors should avoid littering, respect restricted areas, and follow guide instructions to protect riverine habitat and visitor safety.
Reserve your spot on the Bungee Jump today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring your passport
The bridge lies between Zambia and Zimbabwe; you’ll need a passport for identity checks before jumping.
Wear secure footwear
Closed-toe, grippy shoes make the approach and harnessing easier and keep straps tidy during the jump.
Hydrate and eat light
Have a small snack and water beforehand—arrive neither fasting nor full to avoid discomfort after the adrenaline spike.
Mind medical exclusions
Pregnancy, heart or spinal problems and epilepsy are contraindications—be honest during booking and the pre-jump check.
Passport
Required for identity checks because the platform sits between two countries.
Closed-toe shoes
Provides grip and keeps harness straps secure while moving to the platform.
Secure, close-fitting clothing
Avoid loose garments or accessories that could snag or be lost during the jump.
Small action camera on lanyard or operator photo package
If allowed, a secured camera or the operator’s photos capture the leap—confirm rules before boarding.