What does "All-Inclusive" mean for this jump?

The listing indicates extra services are bundled into the package; confirm the exact inclusions (for example, photo or video options) when you book or at check-in with YourSky Aviationt.

How long does the whole experience take?

Expect roughly 2–3 hours from check-in and briefing through the ascent, freefall and landing; weather or group size can extend the day.

Are there age or medical restrictions?

Specific age limits aren’t listed on the item; disclose any medical conditions during booking and consult the operator. Physical limits include height between 1.40–1.90 m and weight up to 90 kg.

Do I need previous skydiving experience?

No prior skydiving experience is required—the jump is tandem with a licensed instructor who controls the technical aspects.

What happens if the weather is bad?

Flights are weather-dependent. If conditions are unsafe the operator will reschedule; check cancellation and rebooking policies when you reserve.

Can I bring a personal camera?

Most operators restrict personal cameras during freefall for safety; professional photo/video can often be arranged—ask YourSky Aviationt at booking.

All-Inclusive Tandem Skydive: 4,000m Freefall Over Ganderkesee, Germany

Perched above the flat green sweep of the North German Plain, the All-Inclusive tandem skydive launches you from 4,000 meters above Ganderkesee, Niedersachsen. Meeting at YourSky Aviationt, you sign the forms, run through a brisk safety briefing and strap to an instructor whose calm voice is your tether to the ground below. Within minutes the aircraft climbs; windows frame patchwork farms, moors of the Wildeshauser Geest and the distant silhouette of Oldenburg. The plane door opens, air roars, and the freefall begins — a sharp, weightless rush that lasts a long, precise minute before canopy deploys and the world slows to glide. What makes this jump special for the region is the contrast: Lower Saxony's broad lowlands are rarely seen from this angle. The landscape is shaped by glacial deposits of the North German Plain, where strips of heath and marsh punctuate fields and small rivers carve faint lines toward the Weser. From canopy you can make out hedgerows, scattered farmsteads and, on clear days, the distant coastline. The early-season light brings a pastel clarity; late afternoon flights offer long shadows that accentuate the geometry of the ground. This All-Inclusive option advertises extras bundled into a single booking, making it straightforward for first-timers: minimal logistics, focused coaching and a jump delivered by trained tandem instructors. Practical limits are important: participants must be between 1.40 m and 1.90 m, and under 90 kg. Bring a sense of calm and the ability to follow instruction; prior skydiving experience is not required. Why book here? YourSky Aviationt serves as one of the area’s accessible drop zones, bringing high-adrenaline recreation to visitors who might otherwise come for cycling or regional nature reserves. The team’s local knowledge translates into safe decisions about wind windows and landing zones, and a compact operation keeps turnaround efficient so you spend more time in the air and less waiting. On the ground you'll receive a focused briefing covering harness fit, body position, hand signals and the landing flare; instructors walk every participant through the sequence until confidence is clear. The canopy descent is an opportunity to steer and spot the landing area while the instructor manages system checks. Landings at the Ganderkesee drop zone are grass strips with marshaled ground crew to assist. Booking early on weekend dates is wise during summer; paperwork at YourSky Aviationt. A typical visit runs a few hours from check-in through training, ascent and the jump itself, making this a great afternoon activity when paired with an overnight in nearby Oldenburg or a day on the heath. Whether you want the shock of freefall or the quiet glide under canopy, the All-Inclusive tandem at Ganderkesee delivers a precise, memorable plunge into northern Germany’s broad skies.