This is a fun but relatively safe way to get a small adrenaline rush and add a special memory to a vacation. When we went about 50 other people were gathered around ready to jump or cheering on someone they knew who was taking the plunge.

There are no official rules but there are unspoken ones. Rule 1. Never jump where someone else is jumping. Rule 2, wait for the jumpers below to get out of they way and only jump when the water area is clear of people. While I'm the bridge the jump seems high it is probably about 15 feet. We talked to at least 20 people and no one reported ever touching the bottom. As always when jumping off something make sure the water is deep enough, don't dive in, make sure nothing dangerous is in the water and exercise caution. When you jump it's at your own risk.

This is a popular tourist destination so expect crowds. It's popular for a reason which is that it's a lot of fun. We saw small kids, elderly people and everyone in-between jumping. It's a great all ages activity. I jumped five times and jumped holding my partners hand. It was sweet and exciting all at once. I had a blast jumping and then a fun time watching others jump. Kids do back flips and cannon balls. It's fun to go home and brag to friends about how you jumped off the famous jaws bridge. Next time you are in a team building exercise and need to think of an interesting thing you have done you will have a good answer.

The bridge is next to a small beach. The beach isn't the best on the island but it's located near the Oak Bluff. The beach is sandy, clean and has no waves. It's a good family beach hut no particularly exciting. It's a good beach to hang out at after jumping but I wouldn't bother visiting it I'd I weren't jumping off the bridge.

Parking is limited. I suggest parking a ways away and walking to it or riding a bike to it. Traffic tends to build up around the bridge.