Skydive Melbourne Tickets

Whether you're a daredevil or a newbie, this is for you. Feel the rush of tandem skydiving from 15,000ft above St Kilda with an experienced instructor.

Let the wave of euphoria wash over you as you dive at 200 km/hr for 60 seconds. Your parachute and harness system will ensure you have a worry-free dive.

Just when you think it can't get any better, your parachute opens, and you see the turquoise waters of Port Philip, the golden sands of St. Kilda catching the sun's rays.

Relive your skydiving adventure and show off your crazy freefall face by opting for photos and videos, available for purchase from the venue.

Fun fact: Luna Park, one of the oldest amusement parks in the world, is right on St Kilda Beach. It's been entertaining families since 1912!

Experience the unmatched thrill of a tandem skydive, leaping from either 8,000 feet or 15,000 feet and soaking in panoramic ocean views.

Let your expert instructor navigate the freefall for 20-60 sec, transforming your initial jitters into pure exhilaration within seconds.

Trust the state-of-the-art parachute and lose yourself in the liberating sensation of soaring above the ocean and feeling the Earth's curvature beneath you.

Relive your skydiving adventure and show off your crazy freefall face by opting for photos and videos, available for purchase from the venue.

Fun fact: The Great Ocean Road hosts the world’s longest-running annual surf event on Bells Beach every Easter.

Whether you're a daredevil or a newbie, this is for you. Feel the rush of tandem skydiving from 10,000ft above 12 Apostles, with an experienced instructor.

Let the wave of euphoria wash over you as you dive at 200 km/hr for 40 seconds. Your parachute and harness system will ensure you have a worry-free dive.

Just when you think it can't get any better, your parachute opens, and you see the turquoise water, the golden sands of pristine beaches catching the sun's rays.

Feel extra adventurous? Opt for tandem skydiving from 15,000ft and get terrific views of Loch Ard Gorge, the Bay of Martyrs, and the Great Ocean Road,

Fun fact: The 12 Apostles were originally called the Sow and Piglets, named by Englishman George Bass in 1798.