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Start your skydiving journey by reaching the Rottnest Island Airport. You can reach the airport by walking (about 15 minutes), cycling (around 8 minutes), or taking the island shuttle bus. Arrive at your scheduled appointment time for a routine health check-up to access your height, weight, age, and other relevant factors.
You can skydive from 10,000 ft, 14,000 ft, and 15,000 ft.
The duration of your freefall depends on your jump height. From 10,000 ft, you’ll freefall for about 30 seconds. A 14,000 ft jump offers roughly 60 seconds of freefall, while the 15,000 ft jump 66 seconds.
You can skydive all year round, 7 days per week. The experience is, however, weather dependent.
Absolutely! You can choose a package with professional photos and videos, which are available for purchase on-site.
You can take a ferry to Rottnest Island from Perth, Fremantle, or Hillarys.
To skydive, you must be at least 16 years old, and those under 18 need parental or guardian consent. Weight restrictions are limited to 95kgs.
Wear comfortable clothing that suits the weather and closed-toe shoes like sneakers. All essential skydiving equipment will be provided.
The complete skydiving experience, including the briefing, scenic flight, jump, and post-jump activities, typically takes around two hours.
No experience is needed. With tandem skydiving, you’ll be securely harnessed to a professional instructor who will handle everything from the jump to the landing.
Skydiving is available year-round, but the summer months of December to February offer warmer weather and clear skies.
You should be in good health to skydive. People with a heart-condition, epilepsy or suffering from seizures are unable to skydive.
If the weather isn’t favorable, your experience can get scheduled.
Yes, friends and family are welcome to watch your beach landing. There are designated viewing areas on Rottnest Island.
Landing spots are determined based on weather and safety conditions.
The current capacity at Rottnest Island is five tandem skydives per flight. This means five skydive passengers, five skydive instructors and one pilot.
No, only tandem skydive experiences on Rottnest Island are allowed.