Reviewed · MEXICO
IBO Bungee en Cola de Caballo
Fall 70 meters in the mountains near Monterrey. IBO Bungee Cola de Caballo is the 230 feet jump in Mexico, set at Hotel Hacienda Cola de Caballo in Santiago Sierra, with Cola de Caballo Natural Park only a short walk away. It is about 30 minutes from Monterrey, so this feels like a real adventure stop, not a full travel day.
What makes me feel good about this jump is the long track record, they have been jumping since 1998 and put safety first with very experienced instructors and quality cords and gear. I also like that the experience includes GoPro video plus photos of your jump, so you keep more than just the memory. One possible drawback to plan for: the vibe at check-in can feel a bit cold to some people, but the instruction and jump team are where it really clicks.
In This Review
- Quick hits on IBO Bungee en Cola de Caballo
- Why this 70-meter jump feels like the real deal
- Getting there and checking in, Hotel Hacienda Cola de Caballo style
- What safety looks like here, in everyday language
- The experience flow: one jump, plus the media to prove it
- The setting before and after the jump: mountains, hotel grounds, and that waterfall
- Who should do this, and who might want a different adventure
- Quick tips to get the best day out of it
- Should you book IBO Bungee en Cola de Caballo?
- FAQ
- How tall is the bungee jump at IBO Bungee Cola de Caballo?
- How long does the bungee experience take?
- What is included with the single bungee jump?
- What are the minimum age and weight limits?
- Where do I meet, and when is it open?
- Is alcohol or drugs allowed?
- What is the cancellation policy?
Quick hits on IBO Bungee en Cola de Caballo

- Mexico’s tallest bungee at 70 meters, 230 feet
- Safety-first operation since 1998, using top jumping cords and gear
- About 1 hour total, centered on one single jump
- Photos and GoPro video included, so you relive the moment
- Mountain setting at Hotel Hacienda Cola de Caballo, close to Cola de Caballo Natural Park and its waterfall
Why this 70-meter jump feels like the real deal

If you want one number to remember, make it 70 meters. That is 230 feet of bungee height, and this is promoted as the tallest bungee jumping site in Mexico. The jump itself is the headline, but the setting makes it more special than a random industrial platform.
You are at Hotel Hacienda Cola de Caballo in Santiago Sierra, surrounded by mountains. That matters because the experience starts before you step off. Even on a sunny day, you will likely get that moment where you look around and think, yep, this is going to be intense.
It is also close to nature. The Cola de Caballo Natural Park is a few minutes walk from the hotel area, and that park is known for an amazing waterfall. So you can pair adrenaline with scenery, instead of only focusing on the one big moment.
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Getting there and checking in, Hotel Hacienda Cola de Caballo style
Your meeting point is straightforward: Hotel Hacienda Cola de Caballo, Km. 6, Carr. a la Cola de Caballo, Cieneguilla, 67320 Santiago, N.L., Mexico. The ticket redemption point is at IBO Bungee, Carr. a la Cola de Caballo, Cieneguilla, Santiago, N.L. in the same area, so you are not dealing with multiple addresses.
This is scheduled for Friday through Sunday, 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM. If you are visiting Monterrey and want to add this, the timing is helpful because you can plan a half-day adventure and still sleep in your hotel at a normal hour.
A small group size helps the flow. They cap the experience at 20 travelers, so check-in and equipment time should feel less chaotic than big, bus-style attractions. Confirmation comes at booking time, which is useful because you can show up knowing you are expected.
Practical note: service animals are allowed. If that is part of your travel setup, this is good to know ahead of time.
What safety looks like here, in everyday language

They are clear that safety is #1. They have been operating since 1998, and they highlight very experienced staff and instructors. They also say they use the best jumping cords and gear in the world. You may not be able to verify the brand or model on site, but the key is that they make safety part of the culture, not a last-minute checklist.
Based on the way people describe the experience, there is a pre-jump moment where you receive important instructions about what matters before the jump. That is the part you should take seriously. If you are nervous, this is where you can settle your mind. People also talk about how the team encourages you, which can help a lot when your brain starts doing that countdown thing.
There are also hard limits that keep things safer for everyone:
- Age minimum: 15 years
- Kids 17 and under must be accompanied by an adult
- Weight minimum 40 kg and maximum 110 kg (88 to 240 lbs)
- You cannot participate if you are under the influence of alcohol or drugs
If you are on the edge of those requirements, I would plan ahead. Bring your questions to booking, not at the last second. That simple step protects your trip time and your expectations.
The experience flow: one jump, plus the media to prove it

This is a single bungee jump experience, and the total time is about 1 hour. That hour usually includes more than the actual fall. Expect time for check-in, equipment fit, and the final instructions.
The best part for many people is what comes after: your jump is captured with photos and a GoPro video. That is included, so you are not left scrambling to find a way to get your own footage later. For an adrenaline activity, the “replay value” matters. Your brain feels one speed while the camera catches another view, and having both can make the memory stick longer than just a story.
If you are bringing friends, this included media changes the vibe. Instead of someone constantly asking for their phone angle, you can just focus on the moment and then share the results.
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The setting before and after the jump: mountains, hotel grounds, and that waterfall

The Sierra mountains around Santiago Sierra are part of why the experience feels memorable. You are not only doing a stunt. You are stepping into a place where you can look around, breathe, and remember why you came.
Since the Cola de Caballo Natural Park is within a few minutes walk, you have a real chance to stretch your legs before or after your jump. The park includes an amazing waterfall, and even if you keep your visit short, it makes the day feel fuller than just “go, jump, leave.”
Here is a practical way to think about it: bungee is the peak event. Nature is the landing. That combination helps if you are traveling with mixed interests or if you want a plan that does not end the moment the activity ends.
Who should do this, and who might want a different adventure

This is best for people who want one big, clear adrenaline hit, without a long multi-activity schedule. Because it is capped at 20 travelers and centers on one jump, it suits travelers who like a focused plan.
It is also a good fit if you enjoy extreme views. People consistently mention the views as a highlight. If you like looking out over terrain and want the jump to feel scenic, this is a strong match.
Who should consider skipping or rethinking:
- If you do not meet the 15+ age requirement or the 40 kg to 110 kg weight range
- If you want to keep things gentle and you are not comfortable with height
- If you might show up tired, rushed, or not mentally ready for the safety steps
One more subtle fit question: this is not a “just show up and wing it” activity. The rules around alcohol and drugs, and the need to follow instructions, mean you should treat it like a real activity with a real safety culture.
And if you are sensitive to first impressions, keep in mind that some people noted a less warm check-in moment. If that happens to you, don’t let it derail you. The jump team and the instruction are where the quality shows.
Quick tips to get the best day out of it

You will get more out of the hour if you come prepared for how bungee days work.
- Arrive ready to listen. The most important part is the instructions right before the jump.
- Dress for comfort. Wear something you can move in and that feels secure. (The activity is safety-focused, so you want gear that fits the process.)
- Use the camera you already have in your body. The included photos and GoPro video are great, but also take one second to actually look around before you go. The mountains are part of the memory.
- Plan for a short park stop if time allows. The natural park and waterfall are close enough to make the visit feel like more than one event.
Should you book IBO Bungee en Cola de Caballo?

I think you should book if you want:
- Mexico’s tallest bungee height with a serious safety culture
- A single, hour-long adrenaline moment that fits into a trip plan from Monterrey
- Photos and GoPro video included, so you leave with something tangible, not just a story
I would pause if:
- You do not fit the age or weight limits
- You want a low-stress experience where you are not asked to follow instructions carefully
- You already know you might struggle with the emotional side of height, even if safety is good
If you are eligible and you are open to following the safety process, this is a strong choice. The height is the headline, and the mountain setting plus the nearby park makes it feel like a full destination stop, not just a ride.
FAQ
How tall is the bungee jump at IBO Bungee Cola de Caballo?
The bungee jump is 230 feet (70 meters).
How long does the bungee experience take?
The experience lasts about 1 hour.
What is included with the single bungee jump?
Your ticket includes one bungee jump, plus photos and a GoPro video of your jump.
What are the minimum age and weight limits?
The minimum age is 15 years. Children 17 and under must be accompanied by an adult. Weight limits are 40 kg to 110 kg (88 to 240 lbs).
Where do I meet, and when is it open?
Meet at Hotel Hacienda Cola de Caballo, Km. 6, Carr. a la Cola de Caballo, Cieneguilla, 67320 Santiago, N.L., Mexico. Opening hours are Friday through Sunday, 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
Is alcohol or drugs allowed?
No. People under the influence of alcohol or drugs cannot participate.
What is the cancellation policy?
You can cancel for a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the experience’s start time. Cancellation within 24 hours of the start time is not refunded.
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