Skydiving

Tandem Skydive Rottnest Island: 10,000ft/14,000ft/15,000ft

Thrilling Tandem Skydive over the scenic Rottnest Island at 10,000ft showcasing breathtaking aerial views

Thrilling Tandem Skydive over Rottnest Island, Perth, showcasing the breathtaking aerial view of the island from 10,000ft

New to skydiving or already love the rush? Hit the skies over Rottnest Island for a tandem dive. You choose the height – 10,000ft, 14,000ft, or 15,000ft.

Highlights

This skydiving adventure lets you leap from 10,000ft, 14,000ft, or 15,000ft, and witness the best of Rottenest on a 20-minute flight before the big jump.
Enjoy a freefall lasting from 30 to 66 seconds with your trusty instructor, zooming down at 200 km an hour. Just trust the parachute and let yourself go.
As things slow down, you get about 5 minutes of smooth gliding. This is when you can really take in the view.
Land on one of Rottnest's beautiful beaches – either Thompson Bay, Bickley Bay, or Salmon Bay, depending on the day's conditions.
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Inclusions

Tandem skydive over Rottnest Island from 10,000ft/14,000ft/15,000ft (based on option selected)
Freefall for 30/60/66 seconds (based on option selected)
Professional jumpmaster
Safety equipment
Personal accident insurance

Exclusions

Photos and video (available for purchase on-site)
Transfers from Perth or Fremantle

Cancellation policy

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

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Your experience

Rottnest like you've never seen it

Ever wondered what it's like to see Rottnest Island from above? Well, you're in luck. Tandem skydiving is now available over this Western Australian gem, and it's quickly becoming a must-do for thrill-seekers and nature lovers alike.

You can choose from three different jump heights – 10,000ft, 14,000ft, or 15,000ft. The higher you go, the longer you'll freefall. At 10,000ft, you're looking at about 30 seconds of freefall, while 15,000ft gives you a full minute. It's not a huge difference, but that extra time can feel like an eternity when you're plummeting towards Earth at 200km/hour.

Getting prepped and the big leap

Before you know it, you're suited up, strapped to your instructor, and you're taking off. The plane ride itself is pretty sweet – 20 minutes of flying over Rottnest, Perth, and the coastline.

Then it's time. The door opens, and suddenly you're falling at 200km/hour. You can see everything – the island, the ocean, maybe even Perth in the distance. After the freefall, your chute opens and you'll float down for about 5 minutes. Keep an eye out for quokkas or dolphins below.

One of the coolest parts? You land on the beach. It might be Thompson Bay, Bickley Bay, or Salmon Bay, depending on the weather. Either way, you're touching down on some of Australia's most beautiful sand. If you're up for an unforgettable experience, this is it. Just don't forget to keep your eyes open!

Know before you go

What to bring

It is recommended to wear loose, casual clothing such as active wear, jeans or tracksuit pants, and fully enclosed shoes, such as running or sports trainers.

What's not allowed

Safety is a priority so this experience is restricted to guests under the age of 16 years.
If the guest is under 18 years old, a parent or legal guardian must be present on the day of the jump.
Safety is a priority so this experience is restricted for guests over the weight of 95kg and is subject to assessment and approval from the Safety Officer.
Keep in mind that Camera and Go-Pros are not allowed in this experience. Pack wisely!
Strict dress code: Hiking boots and heels are not allowed.
This experience is restricted to pregnant women.
Do not consume drugs or alcohol 8 hours prior to your skydive.

Accessibility

Given the variability of disabilities, a medical certificate from your doctor is necessary to ensure skydiving safety. The chief instructor will also assess your suitability, with the final decision resting with them. If deemed unsafe, participation will be declined.
It is imperative to disclose any recent injuries, surgeries, physical limitations, or mobility issues before skydiving. Conditions like epilepsy or heart problems may affect your ability to skydive. Additionally, cold or flu symptoms or sinus congestion on the day of your jump could pose health risks.

Additional Information

You can keep your contact lenses and glasses on. It's up to you whether you want to remove false teeth. Just a heads up, there's a lot of joyful screaming!
All jumpers will be registered online at the Australian Parachute Federation before their skydive.
Skydiving is a weather-dependent activity so please arrive with no time constraints. If the weather is unfavorable, your jump will be rescheduled to a date that best suits you.

My tickets

Your voucher will be emailed to you instantly.
Please arrive at the redemption point 15 mins before the scheduled time of your activity to avoid any delays.
Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the redemption point.