Life is too short

not to skydive

Tandem instructors are professionals, they will do the job, all you have to do is enjoy the experience.

After climbing to the required altitude, you will find yourself on the edge of the plane, ready to fly, hooked to your instructor. Keep your head up, smile at the cameraman, jump and experience about 60 seconds of free fall, reaching average speed of 240 km/h. The flight under open canopy to the ground takes about 5 minutes, during which you can chat with the instructor and enjoy the beautiful view of mountains, valleys, and villages before landing as a new person.

Recording

An unforgettable experience that most people only get once in a lifetime deserves to be captured, so you can relive the thrill and treasure the memories forever.

Filming can be done with a camera attached to the instructor’s hand – a handicap camera or by another skydiver who jumps with you, and Premium includes a combination of both.

• Before a skydive, you should be in good shape, rested, sleepy, and in a good mood.
• Wear comfortable sports clothes that don’t restrict your movements and won’t be a problem if they get dirty.
• Wear shoes without hooks – flip-flops and slippers will fly off, and some sandals may also be a problem. Good old sneakers are your best bet.
• Have a light meal before you come – don’t arrive hungry, but also avoid overeating.
• Alcohol and intoxicants before a jump are prohibited (including beer). Binge drinking the night before is also not recommended – it’s better to water down the jump after it’s happened.
• If you wear glasses or contact lenses, no problem – you’ll be provided with protective goggles.
• If the weather is cold, we will provide you with gloves and a coverall that you can put on over your own clothes. The difference in temperature up and down is not very big, even if it’s cold, the adrenaline will warm you up, so don’t dress up like it’s -40.
• On-site, you will fill out a declaration for the skydive and receive a safety briefing.