Lift off from a sunlit ridge above Klosters and share a tandem paragliding flight with a partner. This two-hour experience combines a brief run of takeoff, 10–30 minutes of shared airtime, and onboard photos to remember the view.
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You stand at the edge of alpine meadow, the wind sizing you up as pilots pre-flight the wing beside you. Below, Klosters' clustered chalets and dark firs shrink into a checkerboard; above, the paraglider billows like a deliberate cloud ready to carry two people at once. The takeoff is brisk—one run, a soft lift—and then the valley opens, the mountain air nudging you into a slow, panoramic drift.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness: able to run briefly and follow pilot instructions; not suitable for serious back or heart issues.
Wildlife
History
Klosters evolved from alpine farming to a mountain resort in the 19th–20th centuries; its rail link and hotels helped attract visitors and winter sport development.
Conservation
Operators limit flights in unstable weather and follow strict weight and safety rules; visitors should stay on trails and avoid disturbing fragile alpine vegetation.
Reserve your spot on the KLOSTERS: Paragliding For 2 - Couples (Video &Photos Incl.) today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Weight limits and booking
Confirm combined passenger weight and full names when you book—operators enforce a 20–125 kg range per passenger and require advance details.
Footwear for takeoff/landing
Wear sturdy, treaded shoes—takeoff involves a short run on grass or gravel and landings can require a quick bend of the knees.
Timing for calmer air
Choose morning flights for gentler thermals and more stable conditions; afternoons can be bumpier as the valley warms.
Protect your camera
Use the included photo/video service or secure your own device tightly—loose items are not recommended during flight.
Sturdy hiking shoes
Provide grip for the short run at takeoff and a controlled landing.
Windbreaker or insulated shell
Keeps you warm at altitude where temperatures and wind chill increase.
Layered clothing
Allow quick adjustment to changing temperatures—mornings can be cold while valley floors warm later.
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Secure phone/case or use provider photos
If you want personal photos, use a secure wrist mount; the operator typically provides professional photos/videos.