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Auckland Tandem jump from 13,000, 16,000 or 18,000 Feet Let's have this clear: if you're faint-hearted, you'll be doing yourself a big favor if you stay away from skydiving altogether. Nor is it for those who enjoy keeping their heart rate below 120 bpm. But if you’ve ever wanted to know what it feels like to be a human meteor hurtling towards the earth, Auckland’s got you covered. The only question is: how high do you want to go before you

Skydive over Mount Maunganui from Tauranga Willingly throwing yourself out of a plane isn't really the most natural thing to do. But if you are going to do it, you may as well make it epic. And what's more epic than jumping from 12,000 feet over one of New Zealand's most beautiful coastlines? Welcome to skydiving over Mount Maunganui, the adrenaline you didn't know you needed (until now). Powered by GetYourGuide The Pre-Jump Jitters: The Struggle between Thrill and Pure Horror The journey starts in

Taupo Tandem Skydive Welcome to tandem skydiving in Taupo, where you can launch yourself toward earth at terminal velocity while enjoying some of New Zealand’s most jaw-dropping scenery. Powered by GetYourGuide The Pre-Jump Jitters: Smiling Through the Panic Your skydiving adventure starts with a safety briefing, during which the instructors tell you they've done it a thousand times and that it's completely safe. You're nodding your head in agreement while your internal voice is screaming, "THIS IS A TERRIBLE IDEA." You're fitted with a

Franz Josef Parachute Jump from 13,000, 16,500 or 18,000 Feet You have finally finished exploring Franz Josef, the out of this world glacier paradise on New Zealand’s South Island. You’ve been going trekking, captured millions of photos in every spot, and unleashed the inner Bear Grylls in you. But wait, there’s one thing left to do—the ultimate adrenaline rush, the grand finale, the moment where your courage is tested against gravity itself. That’s right: skydiving. And not just any skydiving—jumping out

Queenstown Tandem Jump from 9,000, 12,000 or 15,000 Feet You're in Queenstown, the adventure capital of the world. You've conquered the Fergburger queue, survived the gondola ride without dropping your phone, and maybe even tried a bungee jump (or at least stood near the ledge pretending you might). But there's one thing left to do, the ultimate test of your courage and dignity: skydiving from 9,000, 12,000, or a stomach-clenching 15,000 feet. Powered by GetYourGuide The Great Altitude Dilemma: 9K, 12K, or 15K? Let’s

Thailand Tandem Skydive over Bangkok and Pattaya Picture yourself hanging outside a plane at 13,000 feet above Bangkok, pondering why ever you considered flying into thin air a good career move. Tandem master attached to your back like an aerial human umbrella, your guide nonchalantly inquires about readiness while you're too engrossed to find your soul, which, incidentally, left your body some 30 seconds ago. Welcome to Bangkok and Pattaya tandem skydiving, where gravity is strictly optional but the rush is

Cape Town Tandem Skydive There are two types of people in this world: those who think jumping out of a perfectly good airplane sounds like the dumbest idea ever, and those who call it ‘Tuesday.’ If you’re reading this, chances are you’re somewhere in between—equal parts thrilled and horrified at the thought of a Cape Town tandem skydive. Powered by GetYourGuide And that’s fair. But let’s talk about why you should absolutely do it. The Plane: Where Regret Begins Your adventure begins with a short

Cairns Tandem Jump Let’s be honest—Cairns isn’t just a place. It's an adventure buffet, and the featured dish is skydiving. Yes, you might snorkel, cuddle a koala, or drink a tropical cocktail like a refined human being, but why have a leisurely afternoon when you can have an adrenaline-fueled crisis of existence at 15,000 feet? Powered by GetYourGuide Step One: Sign Away Your Sanity Before you take the leap (literally), you’ll have to fill out a form that basically says, “Yes, I acknowledge that

Wanaka: Tandem Skydive from 9,000, 12,000 or 15,000 Feet It’s amazing how you’ve made the dubious yet thrilling decision to jump out of a airplane over Wanaka. Good for you! If you're wondering whether to aim for 9,000, 12,000, or 15,000 feet, allow me to elaborate: 9,000 feet is for the "I wanna skydive but also still honor my sense of survival" crowd. 12,000 feet is for those who would like a little more freefall and dubious life choices. And 15,000