Both tours run at Monteverde Extremo Park and drop you from 143 metres, operated by Monteverde Extremo Park in 45 min. The real question is format, not height. The Tarzan Swing (53.65 €) launches you horizontally across a canyon in a pendulum arc, building tension over a longer arc before the freefall feeling kicks in. The Bungee Jump (89.02 €) sends you straight down from that same 143-metre platform, the classic vertical drop with full rebound. The 35.37 € gap pays for the pure bungee cord mechanic and the bragging rights of Costa Rica's highest jump. Pick the Tarzan Swing for a first taste of exposure at altitude. Go straight for the Bungee if a vertical 143-metre freefall is the specific sensation you're chasing.
Tarzan Swing from 143 metres in Monteverde Extremo Park
At 53.65 €, the Tarzan Swing delivers a 143-metre exposure with a progressive pendulum arc, making it the highest sensation-to-euro ratio on the list.
Highest Bungee Jumping in Costa Rica (143 metres) in Monteverde
The Bungee Jump at 89.02 € sends you straight down from Costa Rica's highest commercial bungee platform at 143 metres, vertical and unfiltered.
Most commercial bungee jumps run between 40 and 80 metres. At 143 metres, the freefall phase is significantly longer, meaning more seconds of weightlessness before the cord engages. That extended exposure is what separates this from a typical beginner drop.
The first second after leaving the platform. At 143 metres, the ground accelerates toward you for longer than your brain expects, and the rebound snap at the bottom hits harder than on shorter jumps. Most participants describe that rebound as the defining moment.
No prior experience is required. Both tours are rated 'Occasionally sporty', meaning basic fitness is enough. No technical skills are needed since the staff handles all rigging and safety checks.
The Tarzan Swing sends you forward in a wide pendulum arc, so the rush builds progressively as you swing out over the canyon. The Bungee Jump is a direct vertical plunge, immediate and unambiguous. The bungee delivers a sharper, more concentrated adrenaline hit.
The listings do not specify a seasonal window, which typically indicates year-round operation. Monteverde's cloud forest climate means rain is possible at any time, so check conditions with the operator before your session.
| Month | Temperature | Rainfall | Conditions |
|---|---|---|---|
| January | 18.9°C | 24 mm | Peak |
| February | 19.9°C | 5.1 mm | Peak |
| March | 20.8°C | 15.1 mm | Peak |
| April | 21.2°C | 68.8 mm | Peak |
| May | 20.7°C | 181.6 mm | Good |
| June | 19.9°C | 268.5 mm | Possible |
| July | 19.6°C | 236.1 mm | Possible |
| August | 19.7°C | 249.3 mm | Possible |
| September | 19.6°C | 318.6 mm | Possible |
| October | 19.2°C | 263.7 mm | Possible |
| November | 18.9°C | 199.2 mm | Possible |
| December | 18.9°C | 55.8 mm | Good |
Equipment
Wear form-fitting clothes with no loose items, closed-toe shoes with secure laces, and remove all jewellery before the jump. Both sessions run 45 min at an 'Occasionally sporty' level, so no specialised gear is needed beyond what you wear.
Getting there
Head to Monteverde Extremo Park in Guanacaste, Costa Rica, accessible by road from Santa Elena or via organised transfers from San José, roughly 3 to 4 hours by car.
Updated March 2026