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🐠 Tandem Skydive over Playa del Carmen
40 seconds of freefall over the Caribbean with a beach landing right on Playa's sand.
Was erwartet man von uns?
- Two established dropzones: Skydive Playa (operating since 1996, beach landing downtown) and SkydiveMex
- Jump from ~10,000-13,000 ft; ~40-45 s freefall + 5-7 min canopy over the reef line
- Tandem price ~5,380-5,600 MXN (~$290-320); handcam/outside video packages $100-160 extra
- Weight limit typically ~100 kg (220 lb); age 18+
- Whole experience ~1-2 hrs including briefing; jumps go early morning for calm winds
- Weather-dependent — free rebooking on wind/cloud cancellations
- No experience needed; certified USPA/AFF instructors
Gut zu wissen
Sagen Sie uns Ihre Daten - wir bestätigen die Verfügbarkeit und den besten aktuellen Preis mit dem Betreiber. Keine Vorauszahlung, keine Abmeldung.
- ✓ Kostenlose Stornierung auf den meisten Touren
- ✓ Keine Vorauszahlung an uns — zahlen Sie den Betreiber
- ✓ Echte Menschen, die an dieser Küste leben
Photo: Rstpch, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
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