Skydiving with INFLITE at Mt. Cook: Aerial Adventure Experience

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Difficulty

challenging

Duration

3–4 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should be in good health and comfortable at heights.

Overview

Experience the ultimate thrill of tandem skydiving with INFLITE at Mt. Cook, soaring above New Zealand’s most iconic peaks. Discover breathtaking views and adrenaline-pumping moments on this unforgettable adventure.

Skydive

Aoraki / Mount Cook, Canterbury

10,000ft Skydive – Mt. Cook

Allow around 2-3 hours for the experience

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Date

Wed, Oct 8

Travelers

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Experience the thrill of tandem skydiving from 10,000 feet! Enjoy a breathtaking 10-minute scenic flight, followed by an exhilarating 20 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. Suitable for all ages!

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Jumping from 10,000ft you will enjoy a 10 min scenic flight, up to 20 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 through out all our bases, have the best day of their life with us.

Adventure Tips

Secure your reservation early

Skydiving at Mt. Cook is popular; book in advance to ensure availability.

Check weather conditions

Clear weather is essential for safety and optimal views, so stay flexible with your plans.

Dress appropriately

Wear comfortable layered clothing, as temperatures can vary at high altitude.

Listen carefully to safety instructions

Follow guide directions closely for a safe and enjoyable jump experience.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Alpine chamois
Kea parrots

History

Mt. Cook was named after the explorer Captain James Cook and has been a significant site for mountaineering since the early 20th century.

Conservation

INFLITE emphasizes eco-friendly practices, including responsible flight operations to minimize environmental impact and preserve the area's pristine landscape.