The most prominent view of this skydive would be the 12 Apostles limestone stacks that jut out very close to the shore. Not only can you see these, but similar stacks are also visible from above, inside the national park.
The most prominent view of this skydive would be the 12 Apostles limestone stacks that jut out very close to the shore. Not only can you see these, but similar stacks are also visible from above, inside the national park.
The Central Business District of Melbourne sits just shy of 3 hours away from the 12 Apostles and it is about 226 km away. If you want to skydive closer to the city, check out our St Kilda dropzone, or experience coastal views at the Great Ocean Road dropzone.
Address: Great Ocean Road Airport, Great Ocean Rd, Peterborough VIC 3270, Australia | Find on map
Whether you're a first-timer or a seasoned skydiver, safety is always the priority at the 12 Apostles dropzone. Here’s how it’s managed:
You can choose between 10,000 ft and 15,000 ft jumps for the skydive 12 Apostles, both offering incredible views of the limestone stacks and coastline during freefall and canopy flight.
Yes! Spectators can watch from the dropzone viewing area, so your loved ones can cheer you on during takeoff and landing.
Photos and videos are available for purchase but are not included in the standard jump package. You can buy them after your skydive.
Yes, the skydive operates throughout the year, weather permitting. Weekends and warmer months tend to fill up faster, so it’s a good idea to book early.
Standard jump hours don’t usually include sunrise or sunset slots. However, early morning jumps often offer gorgeous lighting and fewer crowds.
If conditions aren’t safe to fly, your jump will be rescheduled for another available date. You’ll be contacted by the team with alternate options.
For more details about skydiving safety, preparation, and booking, check out our full FAQ page.