Puenting en Alcoy: launch from the Siete Lunas viaduct — 50 meters above the Polop River, a 16‑meter pendulum into the valley

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Puenting en Alcoy: launch from the Siete Lunas viaduct — 50 meters above the Polop River, a 16‑meter pendulum into the valley

A one‑hour puenting experience on the Siete Lunas bridge in Alcoy that pairs a technical pendulum drop with sweeping views of the Carrascal de la Font Roja—this guide explains what to expect, what to bring and who can take part.

Puenting en Alcoy: launch from the Siete Lunas viaduct — 50 meters above the Polop River, a 16‑meter pendulum into the valley.

Duration
1 h
Location
Alcoi
Operator
Alicante Aventura
Category
Climbing
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Perched on the Siete Lunas viaduct above the Polop River, Puenting en Alcoy is a focused, one‑hour adrenaline activity: participants leap from a 50‑metre steel-and‑concrete bridge to execute a heart‑stopping 16‑metre pendulum drop while framed by the valley and the Carrascal de la Font Roja.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE STRUCTURE

Siete Lunas: a 50‑metre viaduct

The jump is staged from the Siete Lunas bridge, a 50‑metre steel and concrete viaduct that spans the Polop River—its height and construction define the mechanics and spectacle of the puenting experience.

THE JUMP

A controlled 16‑metre pendulum drop

Rather than a straight freefall, participants experience a 16‑metre pendulum drop that delivers a long, swinging descent—an intense but managed sequence designed around the viaduct’s geometry.

THE SETTING

Valley views and natural framing

Beyond the thrill, the site offers expansive views across the valley and toward the protected landscapes of the Carrascal de la Font Roja, anchoring the activity in a distinctive natural setting.

What the day feels like

What the hour feels like

The activity compresses a high‑adrenaline moment into a tight, well‑managed hour: approach the Siete Lunas viaduct, prepare for the pendulum drop and take in the valley vistas that surround the jump—an intense, memorable burst of outdoor adrenaline.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this experience suits — and who should think twice.

1
Older teens & young adultsDesigned for participants aged 15 and over, this is a good match for older teens and young adults seeking a single, intense outdoor challenge.
2
Solo thrill‑seekersA concise, high‑adrenaline outing that suits solo visitors who want a managed extreme experience without a long time commitment.
3
FamiliesFamilies with children under the minimum age should not expect participation for younger kids; the age restriction applies to all participants.
4
Sightseers & supportersPeople who prefer watching rather than jumping can still enjoy the valley views and accompany participants; photos and videos are available to capture the experience.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Comfortable sports clothing and warm layers depending on season; sports footwear; sunscreen as appropriate; water and a light snack (fruit, nuts, sandwich).

Clothing Notes

Dress for movement and the local temperature—bring a warm layer if needed and footwear suitable for a short approach and standing on the bridge.

Personal Essentials

Sun protection, hydration and a small snack are recommended for comfort during the one‑hour session.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long does the activity take?

The activity is scheduled to last approximately 1 hour.

Where is the meeting point?

The meeting point is the Puente Siete Lunas.

Is there an age minimum to participate?

Yes — the activity is for participants aged 15 and older.

Are photos or videos available?

Yes; videos and photos are available for participants.

What should I bring on the day?

Bring comfortable sport clothes and shoes, sun protection when appropriate, drinks to hydrate and something to eat (fruit, nuts, sandwich).