Thrilling 13,000ft Skydive with INFLITE Abel Tasman
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Basic physical fitness for boarding and stable freefall posture is recommended. No advanced skills required.
Overview
Experience the rush of tandem skydiving at 13,000 feet with INFLITE Abel Tasman. Soar over one of New Zealand’s most scenic coastal regions for 45 seconds of freefall and minutes of serene canopy flight.
13,000ft Skydive – Abel Tasman
Allow for 2-3 Hours!
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of tandem skydiving from 13,000 feet! Enjoy a breathtaking 15-minute scenic flight, followed by an exhilarating 45 seconds of freefall, and a serene 3-5 minutes under the parachute. With expert guidance, this unforgettable adventure promises to be the highlight of your life!
Jumping from 13,000ft you will enjoy a 15 min scenic flight, up to 45 seconds of freefall and then 3-5 min under the parachute.
Parental or guardian consent is required for anyone under 18. Children under 12 should be evaluated on an individual basis. We encourage people of all ages.
Length
Please allow around 2-3 hours for the experience, from the time you arrive at the airport.
About
In tandem skydiving, you are paired with a professional tandem master who looks after you every step of the way. We’ve had nearly 100,000 happy customers have the best day of their life with us.
Adventure Tips
Arrive Early
Allow at least 2-3 hours on the day of your jump for check-in, safety briefing, and preparation.
Dress for the Altitude
Wear layered clothing to stay comfortable during the climb and jump, as temperatures drop at higher elevations.
Listen to Your Instructor
Follow all tandem master instructions closely to ensure a safe and smooth skydive experience.
Book in Advance
Skydive slots can fill fast, especially in peak seasons—reserve ahead to secure your place.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Fantails flitting through native bush
- Seals resting on coastal rocks
History
Motueka has long served as a gateway to Richmond Ranges and Abel Tasman, with Maori heritage tied to the land and sea.
Conservation
Abel Tasman National Park is managed to protect native species and coastal habitats, with efforts to reduce human impact on fragile ecosystems.
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Recommended Gear
Layered Clothing
Keeps you comfortable during the altitude change and wind chill after exit.
Closed-Toe Shoes
Sturdy footwear ensures safe boarding and landing on varied terrain.
Sunglasses
Protects eyes from sun glare during flight and descent.
summer specific
Camera or GoPro (optional)
Capture unforgettable moments; check with operators about mounting options.