One of the most popular extreme sports that take place in Condesa Beach is bungee jumping. You shouldn’t leave this beach without a bungee jump from the platform built for this reason. The platform is 50.3 m/165 ft high. There is also a pool in front of the platform. The most exciting thing is that you can choose if you wanna touch the surface of the pool or not and additionally the type of the jump you wanna do, such as tandem jump and ultimate fireball kick.
You have also the chance to do this extreme sport at the same time with your mate or friend. There is special equipment that gives you the opportunity to bungee jump together. When you get on the platform, take a deep breath and enjoy the absolutely amazing view. Take your time, while the experienced guides prepare you. After a quick training, you will be just a step away from this amazing feeling. No previous experience is necessary.
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.
Have you ever tried the well-known bungee jumping? If you have, you should know that this sport is so extraordinary as no other. If you have not, here's your chance to try it!
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