Launch from up to 15,000 ft and freefall toward the famed surf breaks of Bells Beach. This tandem skydive pairs a high-adrenaline descent with a serene canopy glide that showcases the geological and cultural edge of Victoria’s coastline.
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You step from the plane with the ocean roaring below and the Great Ocean Road sweeping out like a living coastline under you. Salt wind tugs at your jumpsuit as your tandem instructor counts you down; for a heartbeat gravity demands everything and then the world surges past at up to 220 km/h. After a high-adrenaline freefall of as much as 60 seconds, the canopy opens and the coastline relaxes into long white beaches, cliff faces, and the famous surf break at Bells Beach as you glide for up to five minutes.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
No special fitness required, but you should be able to climb into a small aircraft, fit into a tandem harness, and bend knees for landing; basic mobility recommended.
Wildlife
History
The Great Ocean Road was constructed by returned WWI soldiers between 1919–1932; the coastline lies on land of the Wadawurrung people with deep cultural connections.
Conservation
Coastal cliffs are subject to erosion and sensitive vegetation—stick to marked paths, follow drop zone guidance, and respect wildlife.
Reserve your spot on the From Melbourne: Tandem Skydive over Great Ocean Road today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Book early morning slots
Mornings often have more stable winds and clearer light for photos; booking early reduces the chance of weather cancellations.
Check weight and medical limits
Clients over ~95 kg require on-site safety assessment and certain medical conditions may disqualify you—declare health issues in advance.
Dress in layers and closed-toe shoes
Temperatures drop with altitude; wear snug layers and trainers for secure footing during boarding and landing.
Avoid alcohol and stay hydrated
No alcohol within 8 hours of jumping and bring water—dehydration increases discomfort at altitude.
Closed-toe athletic shoes
Secure footing for boarding and landing—trainers or running shoes work best.
Layered clothing and windproof jacket
Temperature drops significantly at altitude; layers keep you comfortable before and after the jump.
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Sunglasses and hat for pre/post-jump
Bright coastal sun can be fierce while waiting on the ground; secure items before boarding.
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Operator photo/video package (if available)
Instructors commonly provide footage—buying the package ensures you get professional photos and video of the jump.