5. Corinth Canal, Greece
At 260 feet, Greece’s Corinth Canal sees numerous jumpers take to its edge in weekends during the summer, as the company Zulu Bungy organizes regular jumps. The canal acts as a bridge between mainland Greece and the Peloponnese, and adventurers can take the quick way down with an exhilarating leap.
6. Alta Vila Tower, Brazil
While all of the jump spots previously mentioned have amazing views, one that’s sure to take your breath away is found in Brazil at the Alta Vila Tower of Nova Lima. Sightseers crowd the location as there is an amazing view of the mountain-surrounded Belo Horizonte. Then again, staring at the panoramic view isn’t usually the top priority for people about to take the plunge off the side of a 233-foot building.
7. Royal Gorge Suspension Bridge, Colorado, USA
Want to jump from a bridge that until 2003 was the tallest in the world? Though it was usurped by the Beipan River Guanxing Highway Bridge in China after 74 years of dominance, bungee jumpers take on the Royal Gorge Suspension Bridge not just for the thrill but for lifelong bragging rights. It’s suspended above the Arkansas River, spanning over the Royal Gorge Route Railway 955 feet above the river. At 1,260 feet long, suspended from 150-foot high towers, those that aren’t ready to jump — or never intend to — can still use the wooden plank-way for a scenic and unforgettable trek across.
