From Sydney: Tandem Skydive Experience over Newcastle Beach
Hunter Valley, Sydney
Get the ultimate adrenalin rush and skydive at Newcastle’s closest beach. Jump from an extreme altitude of up to 15,000 feet, freefall for up to 60 seconds, and then float down taking in the views.
Exclusive Skydive over Lake Macquarie near Newcastle for adventure seekers and spectators
Skydive above Lake Macquarie, the largest coastal saltwater lake in the Southern Hemisphere, located 20 minutes south of Newcastle CBD and 1 hour 45 minutes from Sydney CBD. Experience aerial views of the lake, pristine beaches, hinterland, Newcastle coastline, and the Pacific Ocean.
Newcastle, Australia’s oldest seaport with one of the world’s largest exporting harbours, adds historical interest to the landscape. Complimentary transfers from Sydney CBD make the journey hassle-free, or you can choose to self-drive to the easily accessible drop zone.
The Newcastle Drop Zone offers excellent spectator views, allowing family and friends to watch the landing and capture memorable photos of your skydiving experience.
Includes
- Tandem beach skydive from up to 15,000 ft
- Highly qualified and experienced instructors
- Safety briefing
- Personalized certificate
- Optional transfers from Sydney included
- Compulsory Personal Accident Insurance from the Australian Parachute Federation
Excludes
- Photo and video packages available to purchase directly at the drop zone
Important Information
- Participants under 18 years old require written parental consent
- The local operator must be informed if a participant is under 18 years or weighs over 94 kilograms (209 pounds)
- Skydiving involves inherent risks including weather and health conditions, parachute malfunction, and landing incidents. Participation is at your own risk.
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
For best experience, bring suitable clothing and shoes, arrive early for the safety briefing, and consider booking transfers for convenience. Morning jumps often offer optimal weather conditions.