Share a paragliding tandem flight above Davos and watch the alpine valley unfold beneath you. This two-hour outing pairs experienced pilots with passengers and typically includes photos and video to capture the ride.
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You lift off from a high alpine ridge and the valley opens beneath you: Davos’ slate roofs shrink to a chessboard while the Davossee reflects a pale sky. The two of you sit side-by-side in a tandem harness, pilots at your backs, as mountain air teases the wing and a steady thermal nudges you upward.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness: able to handle a short run or steep walk during takeoff and to remain seated in the harness; not suitable for serious back or heart conditions.
Wildlife
History
Davos evolved as a 19th-century health resort and later as a hub for alpine sports; its open valleys and accessible peaks made it an early center for mountain recreation.
Conservation
Pilots and operators follow local regulations to protect nesting birds and grazing land; visitors should stick to marked access routes and avoid disturbing wildlife.
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Dress in layers
Temperatures drop with elevation—wear a windproof outer layer and closed-toe shoes for the launch slope.
Secure loose items
Use zipped pockets or leave jewelry and phones in a secure bag; pilots provide camera packages if you want in-flight photos.
Arrive early for briefing
A 15–30 minute safety and weight briefing precedes takeoff—arriving early ensures you don’t miss important instructions.
Check cancellation policy
Operators may cancel flights in poor weather—confirm refund or reschedule terms and have flexible plans.
Windproof shell
Protects against chill and gusts at altitude during flight and on exposed ridgelines.
Sturdy closed-toe shoes
Needed for safe footing on the launch slope and during approach to landing zones.
Sunglasses with strap
Reduces glare and stays secure in wind—helpful for clear, sunny flights.
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Action camera or phone in secure case
Capture the flight; many operators offer pro photo packages but personal gear gives extra angles.