Skydiving · near Gdańsk, Poland

4,000 metres.60 seconds.Four thousand metres.Sixty seconds.

A full-height tandem skydive: about a minute of freefall, with no training or experience required.

A tandem skydive from full altitude: about a minute of freefall at up to 200 km/h, then a few quiet minutes under the canopy over Pomerania. No training, no experience — and the voucher waits for your date for 12 months.

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4,000m
exit altitude: ~60s
of freefall: 200km/h
top speed: 12mo
voucher validity

4,000m
exit altitude: ~60s
of freefall: 200km/h
top speed: 12mo
voucher validity

Jumps and vouchers

A tandem in freefall, hair streaming in the wind against a deep blue sky

just you and the skyTandem skydive from 4,000 mAround 60 seconds of freefall at up to 200 km/h, then a few minutes under the canopy.PLN 1,150

A tandem in freefall with the camera flyer beside them, camera on his helmet

a camera flyer beside youTandem skydive with a camera flyerThe same jump, with a camera flyer alongside you.PLN 1,500

The handcam's own view: the passenger's face right by the lens, the instructor above, fields far below

your face, up closeTandem skydive with camera flyer and hand-camFootage from two angles — from outside and up close.PLN 1,700

A jumper flying solo in freefall above a sea of clouds — what the course teaches

your own hands on the controlsAFF skydiving courseFull training that takes you to solo jumps.PLN 6,900

Prices include VAT, equipment, the instructor and the ride to full altitude. You pay by ordinary bank transfer — the PDF voucher is e-mailed once it clears, usually within one business day.

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Which jump is yours

The jump is the same. The difference: who gets to see it.

Do you want a film of it?

And if you already suspect one jump won't be enough — there's the AFF course, after which you jump solo. See the AFF course →

This is what it really looks like

Everything here is ours: our instructors, our passengers, our sky over Pomerania. One day of jumping, ground to ground.

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Passenger and instructor smiling in the open aircraft door just before exit

A tandem pair exits the yellow biplane straight into the sun

A tandem pair in freefall high above the ground, arms wide

A huge grin in freefall, both arms spread wide

The tandem falls high above a patchwork of fields and the town, the bay on the horizon

The tandem falls into golden evening light, above a sea of haze

Two jumpers with a canopy over their shoulders moments after landing

A freshly minted jumper grinning with the diploma in hand

How the day goes

Paperwork and briefing
An ID, a signature and a short briefing: how to hold your body on exit and on landing.
The climb
Harness on, board the plane — a dozen or so minutes up to 4,000 metres, with all of Pomerania below.
Freefall
Exit and around 60 seconds of falling at up to 200 km/h. The instructor handles everything.
Canopy and landing
A few quiet minutes under the parachute and a landing back at the dropzone.