If you arrive in Macau with money in your pocket, a taste for extreme sports and no intention of hitting a casino, the AJ Hackett Macau Tower might just become your home away from home. Off the tower, you can bungy jump, sky jump, sports climb on the bolted routes, trampoline and long-iron walk.  

In 1987, the now-famous AJ Hackett bungy-jumped from the Eiffel Tower, bring international attention to the sport for the first time in history. Now the New Zealander operates adventure sports facilities around the world, including the activities at Macau Tower.  

The bungy jump at Macau Tower is in the Guinness Book of World Records for being the world's highest commercial jump at 233 meters. You can also climb to the peak of Macau Tower which is 338 meters above street level and the Skywalk X in which guests can walk around the main observation deck (233 meters) on a narrow walkway outside the tower. 

Sky jumps cost around 600 MOP for your first jump, but it's one-third the price if you do more than one (Tandem jumps are twice the price). Sports climbing costs 100 MOP. Bungy trampoline: 60 MOP. Bungy jumps cost around 900 MOP for the first jump and half price for second.

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