Cairns Biggest Adventure Day Out - Unlimited Bungy Jumping and Minjin Jungle Swing

2008-06-01

07:54:10 pm, by Pablo Edronkin, 65 words

Categories: SPORTS, ADVENTURES, EXPLORATION AND EXPEDITIONS, Trekking and Excursions, Groups and Excursions, Australia, Extreme and Exotic Travel

Cairns Biggest Adventure Day Out - Unlimited Bungy Jumping and Minjin Jungle Swing

Not for the faint hearted - The Cairns Biggest Day Out includes an unlimited number of bungy jumps, plus one swing on the Minjin Jungle Swing.

You could bungy in several different styles such as; The Psycho Back Dive, The Pendulum, The Cling On or The Cliffhanger, the choice is yours!

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Cairns Biggest Adventure Day Out - Unlimited Bungy Jumping and Minjin Jungle Swing

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