Launch from Goolwa Airport and freefall at 220 km/h above Horseshoe Bay, the Murray Mouth and the Coorong. This tandem skydive offers coastal panoramas, a grass landing outside the hanger, and a half-day experience ideal for thrill seekers.
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You step out of the small aircraft and the South Coast executes its opening act: turquoise ocean, a thread of white beach, and the Coorong and Murray Mouth sliding beneath you like a moving map. Wind grabs the suit and for a moment the world narrows to the beat of freefall — 220 km/h — until the parachute blooms and the coast slows into a mosaic of sand, spit and sea birds.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
Basic mobility and ability to follow instructions; not physically strenuous but requires standing and brief exertion during landing.
Wildlife
History
The Goolwa region developed as a river port in the 19th century; the Murray Mouth and Coorong have long been important to local Ngarrindjeri people and to colonial shipping.
Conservation
The Coorong and adjoining wetlands are environmentally sensitive—stick to marked access points, respect bird habitats and follow operator guidance to minimize disturbance.
Reserve your spot on the SA Skydiving Adelaide - Goolwa today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive Early for Briefing
Plan at least 30–45 minutes before your booked time for paperwork, weight checks and safety briefings.
Know the Weight & Health Limits
Maximum weight is 110 kg and certain medical conditions (spinal, heart, pregnancy) disqualify you—disclose honestly.
Dress for Wind Chill
Wear close-fitting layers and flat closed-toe shoes; it feels much colder at jump altitude even on warm days.
Bring ID & Camera Options
Carry government ID for booking and consider a mounted action camera via the operator—handheld phones are usually not permitted.
Flat, closed-toe shoes
Secure footwear improves control during aircraft entry and the grass landing.
Windproof layers
Wind chill at altitude can be significant — thin insulated layers keep you comfortable.
Sunglasses with strap
Reduces glare during canopy flight and remains useful on sunny ground days.
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Lightweight backpack or bag
Store personal items while you jump and collect them after landing.