Lake Malawi filled with clear water, perfect for scuba diving  
SKYDIVING
Cape Town
 

A tandem jump is the way to go if you want the ultimate joy-ride, or if you’re unsure about skydiving, and want to try it out before committing to a full course. Experience the thrill of freefall without the effort of learning all the theory.

On a tandem jump, you are strapped to a Tandem Instructor with a special harness that’s attached to a specially designed parachute large enough to support both of you. After only 15 minutes of ground briefing it is out the door for a 120mph/200kph freefall, falling about 25-30 seconds from 9,000ft or for about 35-40 seconds from 11,000ft.

The Tandem Instructor opens the parachute at about 5000ft, and a peaceful 3-4 minute parachute ride to the ground follows.

A tandem jump requires that you’re in general good health. The maximum weight for a tandem
passenger is 105kg, heavier persons at the discretion of the Tandem Instructor. Parental consent is required for jumpers under the age of 18.

Lake Malawi perfect for scuba diving
 
     
 
SKYDIVING - TRIP INFORMATION
 

Included:

  • Ground instruction by qualified tandem master
  • Tandem Master's fee
  • Scenic Aircraft ride
  • Hire of equipment
  • Packing Fee
  • Certificate

Excluded:
Transfers
Video fee

 
 

Tour Price

R1250 per person

Operating times

Monday – Sunday/ 9am – 5pm

Included

Ground instruction, aircraft ride, equipment

Excluded

Transfer

 

 
 
     
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Enquiries and Reservations:
Email: info@africanoverland.co.za
Tel: +27(0)21 853 7952
Fax: +27(0)21 853 8391
 
     
 
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The 470 km2 of the Cape Peninsula, including Table Mountain, is home to
2 256 different plant species - more than the whole of Great Britain, an area 5 000 times bigger! The 60 km2 of Table Mountain alone supports 1 470 species.