One of the landmarks of the region and a major attraction for visitors, is the Corinth Canal. Build in 1893, the canal connects the Corinthian Gulf with the Saronic Gulf and is 4 mi/6.4 km long and 80.7 ft/24.6 m wide. The bridge over the canal that joins the mainland of Greece with Peloponnese is where the real action begins.
At a maximum height of 255.9 ft/78 m the adrenaline seekers will have a blast, jumping off the bridge and into the canal. Suitable for all, this bungee site will please even the most demanding jumpers, as the wind tunnel created by the narrow walls can make you corkscrewing, as you are falling down.
Cut through the solid rocks of Corinth, this spot might not be the highest jump in Europe, however, it is among the best locations in the world as it provides exhilarating views and the feeling that you can touch the canal’s walls, while falling into the bluest waters of the sea. The best season for bungee jumping the Corinth Canal is from May to September.
There is a school operating on the spot, on weekends and provides the best gear and instructions, while making sure that you will have an unforgettable and safe experience. It is also possible to ask the bungee team for enough cord, so as to touch the water with your head. This is definitely something to add in your bucket list. Don’t miss it !
Queenstown is considered by many sportsmen as the capital of extreme sports and adventure activities. It is situated in Otago region, in the South Island, New Zealand.
In the heart of Biellese Alps, between Milano and Turin, in Veglio-Mosso area, the Colossus Bridge, one of the oldest fixed objects for Bungee Jumping in Italy is standing still by seducing many of the visitors.
Innsbruck is situated in the western Austria, on the broad valley right among high mountains (Hafelekar in the north, Patscherkofel and Serles in the south) and half way between Munich (Germany) and Verona (Italy). It is the capital city of the federal state of Tyrol in the Inn Valley on the joint with the Wipptal (Sill River) that provides admission to Brenner Pass, at approximately 30 km / 18.6 mi in the south of Innsbruck.
Anopoli Sfakion is one of the most famous and authentic regions in Crete. Located on the southwest side of the island, Anopoli is a small village, lying on a fertile valley at the foot of the White Mountain range.
Even if it is a little hard to believe it, there is only one place in Australia where someone can experience the sport of bungee jumping! The one and only Bungy Tower, located 20 minutes north of Cairns in lush rainforest!
Wild Canyon Adventures is located in the southwestern side of San José del Cabo. San José del Cabo is one of the two most famous towns in the municipality of Los Cabos. It also belongs to the Baja California Sur Mexican state, in the southern area of Baja California Peninsula.
Messinia is a stunning and remote corner in Southwestern Peloponnese region in Greece. It’s a place with well-preserved historical monuments, peaceful and hospitable residents and of course, the trademark of whole Greece, beautiful, clean, unspoiled beaches. Few places on earth are blessed with the beauty and riches of Messinia and nowhere else in Greece is the Mediterranean landscape so well presented.
The plateau of Folois nestles at the southwest foot of Mount Erymanthus, in Hleia. Its name derived from mythology and the king of the Centaurs, Follo, friend of Hercules. Folois forest, with the unrivaled natural beauty, is one of the largest oak forests in Europe.
Euboea is the second largest island in Greece, located on the eastern coast of Central Greece and is worldwide known for the extraordinary natural phenomenon of the tide's changes, taking place on the Euripus strait.
Euboea is the second largest island in Greece, located on the eastern coast of Central Greece and is worldwide known for the extraordinary natural phenomenon of the tide's changes, taking place on the Euripus strait.
Paleo Faliro is a seaside town and a municipality in the southern part of the Athenian capital in Greece. Tae-Known-Do Stadium represents the ideal arena, hosting a serie of marvellous extreme activities for any fellow who needs to boost his adrenaline levels.
Athens, the capital city of Greece, is home to an amazing variety of cultural and historical sites attracting many visitors. Also known for its vibrant nightlife, great food, Mediterranean climate and beautiful beaches, Athens and its surrounding districts are among the top destinations for travelers from all over the world.
Pelion is a mountain in central Greece, in the southeastern part of Thessaly. It's a tourist destination throughout the year. It's a combination of highland and maritime scenery. Pelion has more than 40 villages and all of them offer a natural beauty. The colorful landscape, the natural beauty, the traditional architecture of the houses, the sound of the water sources and the blue horizon, create an amazing atmosphere.
Loutsa (aka Artemis) is situated in east Attica, Greece and is a suburban town about 25 km/16 mi east of Athens, north of Lavrio, northeast of the Eleftherios Venizelos International Airport and south of Rafina. Artemis or Artemida is located on a plain with some forested mountains to the northwest and a deforested rocky mountain to the south, in a farm setting full of grasslands, some rocks and groves, pine forests and farmlands.
