8,000 Ft Skydive Over the Whitsundays and Airlie Beach

Place: Airlie Beach

Duration: 2 hours

Language: English

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Free-fall from heights of up to 8,000 feet over the Whitsunday Islands
Enjoy the view of frangipani and palm-fringed beaches during your descent
Take in the sights of Hayman and Hamilton Island during your exhilarating flight

What to expect

Coral Sea's underwater world is a sight to behold, but have you ever considered viewing this paradise from an entirely different perspective? Imagine skydiving over the Whitsunday Islands, where the beauty of the marine playground below comes into sharp focus as you free-fall from heights of up to 8,000 feet. As you hurtle towards the frangipani and palm-fringed beaches, with clouds above and the ocean below, this thrilling experience will surpass any scenic view you've admired before. Prepare to shake up the ordinary and experience skydiving, tropical style.

Airlie Beach is not just about its bustling nightlife and extraordinary natural beauty; it's also a place where the temperature rarely drops below 25 degrees. During your visit, expect to bask in the sun during the day and revel in lively beach parties under balmy nights. This tropical haven is akin to a coconut cake, and your skydive will be the cherry on top. Brace yourself for an exhilarating flight over the Whitsundays at speeds nearing 200km/hr, taking in the sights of Hayman and Hamilton Island on your descent.

Important to know

Accessibility:

This activity is not suitable for children under 16 years old
This activity is not suitable for pregnant women
This activity is not suitable for anyone over 110kg
A weight surcharge is expected for anyone over 94kg

Know in advance:

Please indicate your pick-up location at check out
Wear comfortable clothing and closed toe shoes
Children under 18yrs require parent consent
Your participation in parachuting activities is inherently dangerous and may involve risks. These risks include, but are not limited to, those arising from prevailing conditions such as weather or health conditions you may have. Despite careful packing, the parachute may open abruptly or not open correctly, which may result in injury. Unintended incidents may occur during the aircraft flight, descent or on landing