Tandem jump from approx. 4000 m
285 €
Jump without video recording. Ideal if you want the full experience without filming.
FSC Südpfalz e.V.
Imagine: You're racing towards the earth at 200 km/h in free fall from about 4000 meters. The parachute opens, and you float through the air while enjoying the breathtaking view of the Southern Palatinate. Unbelievable? No, you can experience this too – whether you're 7 or 99 years old!
What used to be reserved for licensed skydivers is now open to everyone. If you are between 1.45 m and 1.95 m tall and weigh up to 95 kg with clothes and shoes, you can take part in this unique adventure.
Freefall
Canopy flight
Adrenaline
Team
Sunset
Clouds
Tandem jump from approx. 4000 m
285 €
Jump without video recording. Ideal if you want the full experience without filming.
Tandem jump from approx. 4000 m with video
370 €
Your tandem master records your jump with a hand-mounted GoPro camera.
Step 1
Meet your tandem master and get all key safety instructions.
Step 2
Take a moment to feel the anticipation before your jump.
Step 3
Let go, spread your arms, and enjoy the jump.
Step 4
An intense and unforgettable high-speed descent.
Step 5
Enjoy the landscape while gliding smoothly under canopy.
Step 6
Safe landing on our designated landing area.
Step 7
After landing, enjoy the adrenaline and the moment.
During a tandem jump, you are safely connected to your experienced tandem master with a special harness. Before the jump, you get a full briefing. After about 40-50 seconds of freefall from around 4,000 m, the parachute opens at about 1,500 m. Then you enjoy 5-10 minutes under canopy.
Our dropzone is in Schweighofen in the Südpfalz region (Rhineland-Palatinate), right on the French border. We are easy to reach from Landau, Karlsruhe and Bad Bergzabern as well as from Alsace – Wissembourg, Haguenau and Strasbourg are just a short drive away. The perfect day-trip destination on both sides of the border.
Email tandem@fsc-suedpfalz.de and share several preferred dates.
Typical tandem freefall speed is around 180 to 200 km/h.
In general yes, subject to size, weight, and health conditions.
Plan for about half a day due to weather and daily operations.
Yes, equipment is regularly inspected and jumps are performed by qualified professionals.
Yes, suitable jump goggles are provided.
No, jumps are paused in rain, strong winds, or unsafe conditions.
Comfortable clothes and sports shoes; jump gear is provided on site.