challenging
3–4 hours
Participants should be in good health with no medical conditions affecting high-altitude activities
Jump from 16,500 feet and witness the breathtaking landscape of Westland National Park during an exhilarating skydive with INFLITE. Perfect for thrill-seekers craving stunning views and adventure.
60+ SECONDS OF FREEFALL!
Experience the ultimate adrenaline rush with a tandem skydive from 16,500 feet above the breathtaking landscapes of Westland and Aoraki/Mt Cook National Parks. Enjoy over 60 seconds of exhilarating freefall at 200kph, surrounded by stunning mountains, glaciers, and lakes in one of the world's most beautiful locations.
Above the Westland & Aoraki/Mt Cook National Parks’ which form part of the Te Wāhipounamu - South West New Zealand World Heritage Area.
Allow 3 hours minimum for this activity
Tandem skydiving is the fastest, easiest and safest way for an inexperienced skydiver to enjoy the thrill of jumping out of a plane, free falling through the sky at 200kph/120mph and floating safely to the ground under a parachute. The system includes a harness and parachute system for both the passenger and the instructor to share, so you can simply enjoy the thrill of the experience knowing your instructor has everything under control.
Nestled between New Zealand’s highest mountains, the Tasman Sea, stunning temperate rainforest, glowing glaciers, mirror lakes and braided river beds, Franz Josef Glacier has been described as one of the most beautiful place on earth. For this reason and many others, the region was included in the Te Wahipounamu World Heritage Area.
46 Cron Street, Franz Josef, Rainforest Retreat reception.
Ensure you are comfortable with heights and have no medical conditions that contraindicate high-altitude jumps.
Wear comfortable clothing and secure personal items; the jump suit and gear provided will keep you warm and dry.
Skydiving spots fill quickly, especially during peak season; reserve your jump early to secure your date.
Capture the breathtaking descent with professionally taken photos or your own recording device.
The Franz Josef Glacier area was first mapped in the late 19th century by European explorers, and its stunning ice formations have drawn adventurers ever since.
INFLITE supports regional efforts to preserve the glaciers and surrounding ecosystems, emphasizing responsible tourism.
Wear layered clothing suitable for fluctuating temperatures at altitude.
Closed-toe shoes that prevent slipping during the pre-jump briefing and boarding.
Protect your skin from UV rays at high elevations.
Bring ID and any necessary documents for registration and safety protocols.