West Beach Adventure
ProHighlights
- The MegaClimb, a multi-level aerial obstacle tower with more than 70 challenges to work through in a harness
- A 20-metre MegaJump drop and an 18-metre Giant Swing that launches three riders at a time
- Packages for hens and bucks groups, work teams, sports clubs and birthday parties, with picnic tables reserved
About West Beach Adventure
West Beach Adventure is an outdoor high-ropes park on Hamra Avenue in West Beach. Its centrepiece is the SkyMate tower and the MegaClimb, a multi-level course of more than 70 aerial obstacles, where climbers might play tennis in mid-air, pedal a BMX or squeeze past a sky-high picnic table. There is no time limit on the climb, and many finish with the MegaJump, a 20-metre vertical drop from level four. Once you jump, your climb is over for the day, so most groups save it for last. The Giant Swing seats three people side by side and hoists them 18 metres up before someone pulls the release. For anyone who would rather stay grounded, the SkyWalk is a climb of 83 steps to the highest platform, no harness needed. Groups come for hens and bucks days, work team-building, cadet and military training and sports team outings. Kids' birthday parties are self-catered, so families bring their own snacks and cake, and a picnic table is reserved with the booking. Younger climbers between 90 and 140 centimetres have their own Kids Course of ten challenges ending in a small zip line. Every climber is harnessed and briefed by trained crew before heading up.
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The Jump and the Giant Swing can be added on the day. Bookings can be moved or cancelled with 24 hours notice.
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Frequently asked questions
How tall do climbers need to be?
Climbers 140cm and over can do the MegaClimb on their own. Those between 120cm and 140cm can climb with a participating adult, generally one adult for every four children. The Kids Course suits climbers from 90cm to 140cm.
Is there a weight limit?
Yes. The maximum weight is 128kg, and climbers may be weighed before they are fitted with a harness. There is no age limit, only the height and weight rules.
Can we bring our own food and drinks?
Birthday parties are self-catered, so you can bring snacks and a cake. Any food or drink is welcome except alcohol, as the park is licensed. A small café sells barista coffee, tea, cold drinks and snacks.
What happens if the weather turns bad?
The park is outdoors and open all year, including in rain and heat. If the crew judges the weather unsafe, they contact you, and rescheduling needs 24 hours notice.
Do friends who are not climbing have to pay?
No. The park is free to enter and there is plenty of room to watch from the ground. Non-climbers can also head up the SkyWalk for a view of the action from the top of the tower.
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Masterman- Shits
a month ago
Our 4yr olds first rope course and Leia LOVED it. Tyler made the experience so much more exciting and fun for her! Our 9 & 11yr old also loved exploring for 2hrs with their dad. There’s so much to do that 2 hours was a g…
Derek Ni
4 months ago
The staff were very nice and they helped you around the course. The obstacles were a little tricky but fun including flying foxes and horizontal ladders. At level 4 there is a net where you can climb up to a little balco…
Dolores Pose
4 months ago
My daughter and friends had the best time at this park today! The staff were super friendly and let us stay for ages giving my daughter the best birthday ever. It exceeded expectations!
Robert Willis
6 months ago
On behalf of my three grandchildren and myself, we thank the staff for a fabulous experience during the recent school holidays. They did the full tour with one or two exceptions. They alll loved the experience and talk…
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