How long does the whole experience take?

Plan on about 30 to 60 minutes for briefing and gear, a short ascent, roughly 30 to 60 seconds of freefall, and a canopy ride—total on-site time around one hour.

Can beginners do this jump?

Yes—this is a tandem jump with an instructor handling all technical aspects; beginners need only follow instructions and meet the participation limits.

What are the participation limits?

Participants must meet minimum height 1,40 m, maximum height 1,90 m, and maximum body weight 90 kg.

What happens in bad weather?

Flights are weather-dependent; operators will reschedule or cancel if wind or cloud cover makes a safe sunset exit impossible.

The meeting point is YourSky Aviationt in Ganderkesee; check confirmation details for exact arrival time.

Sunset Jump: Golden-hour Tandem Skydive Over Ganderkesee

Q: Are photos and videos included?

Media are optional extras: Foto oder Video (€90) or a Vollständiges Medienpaket (Foto + Video + Social-Media-Edit) (€139); there are also food and drink extras.

Sunset Jump is a final-hour tandem skydive offered from YourSky Aviationt just outside Ganderkesee in Niedersachsen, Germany. The experience is tailored for photographers, couples, and anyone who wants the low-slung light of late afternoon to turn fields and waterways into dramatic, shareable images. You meet at the small airfield base, complete a safety briefing and harness fit, climb in a light aircraft, and launch into a short ascent that times your exit for golden hour. The provider runs this as the last jump of the day and limits spots so the light and atmosphere are reliable; that constraint also makes each booking feel curated and uncommon. What distinguishes the Sunset Jump is the combination of timing and content delivery: every reservation includes an option for a social-media-ready edit so you leave with polished visuals rather than raw clips. The landscape below is typical North German lowland—broad arable fields, small copses, ribbons of river, and occasional marsh or heath patches—so the visual payoff at sunset is broad color and pattern rather than alpine relief. On clear evenings the distant skyline of Oldenburg provides a human element on the horizon; on humid nights you may see mist collecting in low-lying hollows, adding depth to photos. Operational details are practical and explicit: meeting point is YourSky Aviationt, and participation limits are minimum height 1,40 m, maximum height 1,90 m, and maximum body weight 90 kg. Optional add-ons let you choose how much media you want: Foto oder Video (€90), Vollständiges Medienpaket (Foto + Video + Social-Media-Edit) (€139), Sandwich & Softdrink (€6,90), Flasche Sekt („Bubblish“) (€8,90), or single bottles of Beer/Softdrink/Water (€2,90). The jump suits both first-timers and repeat participants because tandem instructors handle navigation, canopy work, and landing; your role is to follow instructions and enjoy the view. Expect about 30 to 60 minutes on the ground for briefing and gear, a short flight window, roughly 30 to 60 seconds of freefall depending on altitude, and a calm canopy ride that gives time to photograph the approach. Safety is emphasized with gear checks and instructor oversight, but because this is an airborne activity you should be comfortable with heights and sudden motion. For travelers based in Oldenburg or Bremen, the trip is an efficient half-day outing that rewards a short drive with one unmistakable, framed flight at sunset. Book early—the limited last-jump slots sell out fast—and if you want ready-to-post images, opt for the Vollständiges Medienpaket before you arrive. Meeting address: YourSky Aviationt; city: Ganderkesee, Niedersachsen, Germany. Photographers should prepare simple camera rigs, secure straps, and neutral-colored clothing to reduce glare; operators typically allow a few handheld shots from tandem mounts when safety permits during canopy. Bring ID and wear sturdy closed-toe shoes.