Experience a 13,000-foot tandem jump over Abu Dhabi with round-trip transfer from Dubai. Expect a full briefing, a 60-second freefall, and an instructor-guided canopy ride with optional photo/video packages.
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You climb into a jumpsuit, feel the aircraft hum, and the desert and Arabian Gulf flatten into a tiled map beneath you. At 13,000 feet the wind becomes a presence that insists you move; the instructor straps in, the door opens, and the next minute is a controlled surrender — roughly 60 seconds of freefall before the canopy tames the rush and the city reassembles beneath a drifting parachute.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most people with reasonable mobility; requires ability to bend knees for landing and follow instructor instructions
Wildlife
History
Abu Dhabi’s coastline and reclaimed islands reshaped the shoreline in recent decades; aviation and leisure sports expanded as the emirate developed into a global city.
Conservation
Operators minimize ground impact by using established drop zones and briefings; passengers can reduce waste by using provided media packages instead of bringing disposable devices.
Reserve your spot on the Skydive Abu Dhabi With Transfer From Dubai today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Book a morning slot
Morning flights usually have calmer winds and cooler temperatures — aim for the first departures to reduce likelihood of wind delays.
Stay hydrated and light
Dubai-to-Abu Dhabi transfers and warm tarmac mean you should hydrate before arrival and wear breathable layers under the jumpsuit.
Secure valuables
Phones, jewelry and loose items must be removed or tightly secured — rely on the operator’s media package for photos instead of personal devices.
Follow weight and health guidance
Be honest about recent surgeries, back or neck issues, and any medications — operators will refuse jumps if safety is compromised.
Closed-toe sneakers
Secure shoes with a good grip stay on during freefall and landing.
Light, breathable layers
Wear moisture-wicking clothes under the jumpsuit to manage heat or early-morning chill.
Sunscreen and lip balm
Protect exposed skin during pre- and post-jump time on the tarmac.
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Prescription glasses strap or contact lenses
If you need vision correction, bring a secure strap for glasses or wear contacts to ensure clear visibility.