This daredevil jumped into a waterfall in Wainui Bay, New Zealand, from a height of over 100 feet.

Jesse St. Louis filmed himself using a GoPro attached to his head, capturing his daring descent into the waterfall.

His wife Samantha was also recording from a different angle to show the sheer height of her partner's jump.

Jesse said: "This cliff jump was my first (and last) 100+ footer and was also a blind gap, precision jump with a horrible, sloped, crumbling takeoff point. I am extremely lucky that I cleared the 15-foot gap!

"This jump had never been done before and will likely not be repeated. I would absolutely NOT RECOMMEND DOING THIS!

"I am just sharing my close-call experience. The impact of the water caused me to lose one of my shoes and because I was slow to bring my left arm to my side, the impact also caused my left pec to tear.

"My adrenaline was so jacked, though, that I didn't notice the injury till several months later."

After weeks spent stalking wildlife to catch a glimpse of the rare, yellow eyed Penguin, I needed a bit of an adrenaline rush to celebrate my birthday. I decided on a different type of "first descent."

This cliff jump was my first (and last) 100+ footer and was also a blind gap, precision jump with a horrible, sloped, crumbling takeoff point. I am extremely lucky that I cleared the 15' gap!!

This jump had never been done before and will likely not be repeated. I would absolutely NOT RECOMMEND DOING THIS!

I am just sharing my close call experience. The impact of the water caused me to lose one of my shoes and because I was slow to bring my left arm to my side, the impact also caused my left pec to tear.

My adrenaline was so jacked, though, that i didn't notice the injury till several months later.

Wainui Falls is a beautiful 66 ft waterfall in Abel Tasman National Park, New Zealand.

The quick walk along the Wainui Falls Track takes you to the biggest, most easily accessible waterfall in the popular Abel Tasman National Park.