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What is the best place to skydive in New Zealand? Skydive New Zealand offers the country’s most iconic jumps across three premier South Island locations: Abel Tasman, Franz Josef Glacier, and Mount Cook. Whether you are seeking New Zealand’s highest skydive at 18,000ft or the only helicopter skydive experience over the Southern Alps, our expert team provides safe, carbon-neutral adventures with views of both the North and South Islands.

ESSENTIAL TIPS FOR FIRST-TIME SKYDIVERS

Before you picture yourself at the edge of an airplane door, one practical question usually pops up: are there any restrictions and am I even eligible to do this? The good news is that the requirements for a first-time tandem skydive are simpler than most people imagine. They’re not about being a top athlete; they’re about ensuring a safe and predictable…

What to expect when you tandem skydive at Skydive Mount Cook

Arriving at Skydive Mt. Cook Upon arrival, you will be greeted by one of our front-of-house staff members. They will ask you to sign a risk disclosure form to ensure you are in good health to proceed with your skydive and will take your weight. All details will go into our manifest (the digital system…

7 Reasons to Skydive in New Zealand Today

New Zealand has a temperate climate, which means that skydiving is possible year-round. However, the best time to skydive may vary depending on the location and the specific weather conditions. In general, the summer months of December to February tend to be the most popular time to skydive, as the weather is typically warm and…

The World’s Most Exciting Job: A Day in the life of a Skydive Abel Tasman Tandem Master

Skydiving in New Zealand is something that everyone should do at least once. It’s an experience like no other, an unforgettable combination of fear, excitement, and accomplishment. But what drives someone to skydive for a job? To throw themselves out of planes and free fall 16,500 feet back down to earth over and over again?…