If you seek exhilarating experiences, this skydiving excursion in Cartagena is an unmissable opportunity. You will soar above the Caribbean Sea and its stunning golden beaches, immersing yourself in an adrenaline-fueled adventure.
Activity Overview
We'll convene at the designated time at the Los C...
If you seek exhilarating experiences, this skydiving excursion in Cartagena is an unmissable opportunity. You will soar above the Caribbean Sea and its stunning golden beaches, immersing yourself in an adrenaline-fueled adventure.
Activity Overview
We'll convene at the designated time at the Los Campanos Aerodrome, marking the commencement of one of Cartagena de Indias' most thrilling encounters. Are you prepared to embrace the rush of adrenaline?
Initially, there will be an instructional session, allowing you to familiarize yourself with the gear and essential safety protocols. During this briefing, we will cover crucial steps to ensure your jump is both thrilling and secure.
Once equipped, we will board a small aircraft for approximately 25 minutes of flight. From the heights, we’ll admire remarkable views of the Caribbean Sea, its vivid blues, and the sunlit golden sands of Colombia’s coastline.
Then comes the exhilarating moment. With the guidance of a certified instructor, you will leap from the plane at an altitude exceeding 3000 m (9843 ft).
As you free-fall, you'll hit speeds nearing 200 kph (124 mph), experiencing a thrilling surge of adrenaline. Shortly, the parachute will deploy, allowing you to relish an unparalleled feeling of tranquility while gazing at the Caribbean horizon from an extraordinary viewpoint.
Your landing will occur in a designated area, where assistance will be provided for equipment removal. Afterward, you will receive photos and a video to preserve the memories of this remarkable experience.
In conclusion, we will part ways at the meeting point, concluding approximately 1.
5 hours of unforgettable activity.
Requirements for Participation
It is important to note that the maximum weight limits for this activity are 90 kg (198 lb) for women and 100 kg (220 lb) for men.