Both tours run from the same Buitrago Bridge in Gascones, operated by HIGHJUMP Salto Límite, and both are open to everyone regardless of experience. The real decision comes down to height. The 30m jump costs 35 € and lasts up to 30 min, giving you more time on-site for briefing and recovery. The 40m jump costs 55 € and runs a tight 15 min, meaning less downtime and a longer freefall. That extra 10 meters is the difference between a strong adrenaline hit and a full freefall sequence that taxes your nervous system at a different level. If it's your first jump, 30m at Buitrago Bridge is a legitimate rush. If you've jumped before or want the harder version, pay the 20 € difference and go from 40m.
Best first jump
Bungee Jumping from 30m in Buitrago Bridge, Madrid
35 € for a 30m drop with up to 30 min on-site makes it the lowest-pressure entry point into bungee jumping near Madrid.
Maximum rush
Bungee Jumping (40m) from Buitrago Bridge near Madrid
A 40m freefall from Buitrago Bridge for 55 € is the harder, longer drop and the clear choice if you want the bigger hit.
Season
All year
Coordinates
41.0639°N, -3.6449°EEquipment
Wear snug, lace-up athletic shoes since loose footwear is a safety risk on the jump platform. Both sessions are short (15 to 30 min), so a light layer is enough for temperature shifts in the Sierra de Guadarrama.
Getting there
Head to Buitrago Bridge at Calle Despensa, 28737 Gascones, Madrid, roughly 80 km north of the city center via the A-1 motorway.
Updated on 3 March 2026