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Are you ready to take the plunge and feel the ultimate rush of adrenaline? You’ve chosen one of the best places on earth to make the leap! Calm your nerves as you make your way to your drop zone choice near the Melbourne area. At your chosen location, meet your skydiving support team, including your tandem jump master and safety officers who will train you on all safety procedures and answer any questions about your jump. You may need to spend additional time with the ground team depending on weather conditions. Once weather conditions are cleared, get fitted into all your gear and take a quick flight to up to 15,000ft. Your tandem jumpmaster will attach your harnesses together and will take care of all the technical details so you can just enjoy your experience. Ignore those butterflies in your stomach when the doors open and you feel the wind rush in. Leap out into the sky and try to enjoy the view as you freefall at speeds up to 200 km/hr for up to 60 seconds! Your tandem jump master will take care of deploying your parachute, and in case of emergency, all parachutes are equipped with the latest AAD technology to automatically engage at preset altitudes. Float through the sky for 5-7 minutes and enjoy a bird’s eye view of the best of Victoria before landing back on solid ground. Once you land in St Kilda, known as the most beautiful beachfront in Melbourne, you can chill out on the sand, take a refreshing swim or browse the Sunday St Kilda Esplanade Arts and Craft Market whilst still feeling the effects of your adrenaline rush - it's certainly a memorable experience you will never forget!

Insider Tips:

• Wear loose, casual clothing with fully enclosed shoes, such as running shoes or trainers
• Hiking boots and high heels are not appropriate

Risk Warning:

Your participation in parachuting activities is inherently dangerous and may involve risks. These risks include, but are not limited to those arising from prevailing conditions such as weather or health conditions you may have. Despite careful packing, the parachute may open abruptly or not open correctly which may result in injury. Unintended incidents may occur during the aircraft flight, descent or on landing. Parachuting is done at the parachutists' own risk. Any person parachuting, training to parachute, flying in any aircraft being used for parachuting or participating in any activity carried out by Skydive Australia may only do so on the distinct understanding that they do so entirely at their own risk.