Yes, they generally have a 100kg weight limit. It can be increased slightly depending on the weather conditions so please give us a call if you are unsure.

You will need to seek medical advice from your doctor before jumping. We’re not able to give you medical advice. We can tell you what to expect but ultimately the decision will be up to you.

You will be provided with a jumpsuit, goggles, hat and buff for your skydive, so just wear warm comfortable clothes to wear underneath and closed-toe shoes. If you wear glasses it’s no problem, we’ll give you skydiving goggles that fit over them.

You can take as much footage as you like on the ground but there are strict rules on taking extra equipment in the plane. So unfortunately not, sorry! They cameramen do a minimum of 200 jumps before they begin training to carry a camera, and since they are working with lines and parachutes there are too many safety issues with bringing your GoPro along. They can take some amazing footage for you though!

There is no age limit though you will need to fit the harness. The oldest person to jump was 95 and the youngest was 5! The extreme ends of the age scale will depend on Tandem Masters and weather conditions on the day.

If you are under 18 years of age, you must have written consent from a parent or legal guardian.