Skydiving (Tandem)

Skydiving is basically open all round the year in Switzerland. But if you are waiting for the best time to enjoy the extremities, then the winter season would be the best and perfect one! How Much Does Skydiving in Switzerland Cost? The cost of the Tandem Airplane Skydive from 13,000 feet above sea level (11,000 feet above land) is from $391-$475. You also get the option of adding professional photos, video or both to your package, which to be honest is SO worth it.

As the days get shorter and the air gets cooler, you may be wondering – is it possible to go skydiving in the winter season? It's not only possible, but it is also the most epic time to go skydiving – especially here in the Swiss Alps!

Types Of Skydiving In Switzerland

1. Tandem Skydiving: Tandem is a kind of skydiving in which you jump buckled to an experienced instructor, who is responsible for the whole ride. So, it’s more of a white knuckle arena than a sport, with minimum fitness and training required. It is the safest way to get started and to enjoy the thrilling experience of being in the air without wings!
2. Accelerated Freefall (AFF): It is completely an independent freefall from the high altitude followed by an instructor who guides you giving signals regarding body positioning and parachute opening. It’s actually not meant for everyone except some true divers and is quite expensive too.
3. Static Line: In this, you are actually clipped to the plane via rope or static line. It’s not a freefall technique. Rather, it is a common one in which you can land safely of your own. This method is relatively inexpensive.

With glorifying alps and such amazing sights to catch in Switzerland, it’s no wonder that it is one of the best skydiving spots in the world. Nothing could be better than enjoying the breathtaking views from the high altitudes, all while enjoying the thrill of free fall skydiving in Switzerland.