Launch from 12,000 feet above São Paulo and experience nearly 50 seconds of freefall before a canopy-guided descent. This tandem skydive pairs certified instructors with scenic climbs and a smooth landing close to the school.
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You step onto the tarmac as the twin-prop hums and the wind runs a last check through your jacket. The aircraft climbs, the city shrinks, and São Paulo’s patchwork of parks, highways and river valleys unspools beneath you. At 12,000 feet the world seems to hold its breath—then gravity takes over and you’re falling, weightless and focused, carving a line through the sky for nearly 50 seconds before the canopy blooms and the ground rises up with calm resolve.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Minimal fitness required: you should be able to climb aircraft stairs, bend at the knees for landing and follow instructor commands.
Wildlife
History
Skydiving in the São Paulo region grew as a sport in the late 20th century, with inland airfields becoming hubs for training and national competitions.
Conservation
Operators emphasize leaving no trace on landing fields, limiting drone use and packing out all gear and trash to protect agricultural land and bird habitats.
Reserve your spot on the Skydive Tandem - São Paulo - Brazil today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive Early for Check-In
Plan for at least 30–45 minutes before your scheduled time to complete waivers, weigh-in and gearing up.
Dress for the Wind
Wear snug, closed-toe athletic shoes and layers you can remove; jumpsuits and goggles are provided but shoes are not.
Mind the Weight Rules
Maximum allowed weight is 114 kg; contact the provider if you weigh between 98–114 kg to check for extra fees and fit.
Weather Can Cancel
Operations are weather-dependent—expect possible last-minute reschedules for high winds or low clouds.
Closed-toe athletic shoes
Secure footing for the takeoff, flight and landing—no sandals or high-tops.
Photo/video upgrade
Reserve an instructor-mounted or tandem camera to capture freefall and canopy time.
Light layers
Wind at altitude is colder—bring layers you can remove after landing.
winter
Sunglasses & sunscreen
Protect eyes and skin during pre-flight and post-landing in open, sunlit fields.
summer