Racing back to earth at a speed of 190 kilometers per hour

Skydive

Jump out of an airplane at 4000 meters high

The only way to truly appreciate the unique thrill of a skydive is to experience it. It is an incredible experience that gets many people hooked and wanting to come back for more.

Rush towards earth at 190 kmh

Feel the adrenaline boost when you jump out a plane at 4,000 meters up and rush towards the earth with speeds of up to 190 kilometers per hour. Enjoy the incredible freedom of flying in the air forward, sideways and backwards.

Then when the parachute has been deployed at 1,500 meters high, relax in the serenity of the sky and enjoy the view of the horizon and the earth under you.

At this time you can ask your instructor if you can steer the canopy for a while, making the ride even more exhilarating. A skydive is an experience of total thrill, to forget about everything else, feel the boost in energy, just you and the absolute thrill of the jump.

The experience will leave you buzzing for a long time afterwards, wanting to come back for more. It is something to never forget, you have to do it to understand how amazing it is.

Tandem skydive

During this tandem skydive you will be connected via a harness to a fully qualified and experienced instructor who takes care of opening the parachute, piloting and landing.

A tandem skydive is the only way to experience the excitement and the thrill of jumping out an airplane and falling down in free fall with speeds of up to 190 kilometers without extensive training.

After a 20 minutes safety briefing you are ready to board the plane for the experience of a lifetime.

Free fall after jumping out of the plane

Your skydive experience

Your skydive experience starts with a short safety briefing and instruction by your fully qualified USPA instructor. He will tell you about the skydive and the equipment.
Your instructor will assist you putting on your jumpsuit. A special harness will be applied to attach you to your instructor.
Board a small plane and ascend to skydive altitude which will take around 15 minutes.
At around 4,000 meters / 13,000 feet up the airplane door will open. This is the time to jump!
Free fall for about 60 seconds at around 190 kilometers / 120 miles per hour, adrenaline pumping at full speed!
Your instructor will open the parachute at 1,500 meters / 5,000 feet. Enjoy the views and feelings of freedom while descending towards the earth which will take some 5 to 8 minutes. If you would like to try flying the canopy, this is your chance.
Don’t forget to book video or photos before your jump.

Skydive Thailand quick facts

Location
Close to Pattaya, about a 90 minutes drive from Bangkok. The site is found about 10 kilometers East of Highway 7, just North of Nong Kho reservoir on road 4098.

For who
Everyone of 16 years or older who enjoys great thrills and is not afraid of heights. Parental permission required for anyone between 16 and 18 years of age.

Weight limit
There is a weight limit of approximately 100 kilos / 220 pounds, however if you are tall and have an active lifestyle a higher weight could be okay, contact us to make sure.

Medical considerations
People with certain conditions like heart disease and epilepsy cannot participate in skydiving. If you take prescription drugs or have recently been ill or injured, you are required to bring a letter from a doctor saying it’s okay to skydive. If you are not sure, please consult your doctor. If you have been scuba diving, allow at least 24 hours before doing a skydive.

What to wear
Wear something comfortable that allows you to move freely as much as possible, like a T-shirt, shorts, pants that are not too tight. For shoes, trainers are best, no sandals or bare feet, no shoes that have hooks for lacing.

Photos and video
Photos or video of your skydive can be booked the day of your jump at the drop zone office.

Weather conditions
If you have booked your skydive, come to the drop zone even if the weather forecast is bad. If it is not safe to jump, we will call you to cancel. If weather conditions get worse during the day, your jump will be postponed until the weather improves or canceled.

Safety
Obviously, safety is a main concern. The skydive operation is owned and managed by English and American partners with more than 30 years experience in skydiving. The risk factor of skydiving is very low, most injuries that do occur are small landing injuries. In the very rare event that the main parachute does not open, there is a backup second parachute equipped with a modern automatic activation device.