Skydive Tandem Johannesburg

Skydive Tandem Johannesburg offers tandem skydiving experiences for beginners and thrill-seekers in the greater Johannesburg area. The operation is run by certified instructors who prioritize safety while delivering an adrenaline-pumping freefall from around 10,000 feet. Participants are harnessed to an experienced instructor, so no prior training is required. The jump typically takes place at a drop zone located about an hour's drive from central Johannesburg, offering views of the Highveld grasslands, distant mine dumps, and on clear days, the Magaliesberg mountains. After a brief ground training session, you board a small aircraft and ascend to altitude. The freefall lasts about 30–60 seconds, reaching speeds of up to 200 km/h, followed by a peaceful parachute descent of 5–7 minutes. The experience includes a certificate of completion and optional video/photography packages. It's a popular activity for locals celebrating birthdays, bachelor parties, or simply crossing skydiving off their bucket list.

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• Tandem skydive from 10,000 feet with a certified instructor
• Breathtaking aerial views of Johannesburg's landscape and Magaliesberg
• Option to purchase HD video and photos of your jump
• Professional ground training and equipment briefing
• Certificate of achievement post-jump

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Know before you go

• Wear comfortable, fitted clothing and closed-toe shoes. Avoid loose items.
• Eat a light meal 2 hours before; avoid alcohol the night before.
• If you wear glasses or contacts, they can be worn under goggles.
• Bring a valid ID or passport for registration.

A bit of history

Skydiving in South Africa gained popularity in the 1980s with the establishment of several drop zones. Skydive Tandem Johannesburg was founded by experienced jumpers to make the sport accessible to first-timers, operating under strict safety regulations from the South African Civil Aviation Authority.