Launch from 12,000 feet over the countryside of São Paulo on a tandem parachute jump. Expect a 50‑second free fall, a calm canopy glide, private transport from São Paulo, and a photo/video package.
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The sun breaks over broad soybean fields as the small aircraft taxis and the air smells of cut grass and hot metal. From the ground the drop zone is a patchwork of green; from 12,000 feet it becomes a single, living plain. You and your instructor step toward the open door, the wind already tempting you — then you go. The free fall reaches roughly 200 km/h and lasts about 50 seconds before the tandem parachute blooms and the world slows to a six-minute glide, the countryside of São Paulo unfolding beneath you.
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
6–8 hours (includes transport and briefing)
Fitness Level
Suitable for most healthy adults; no advanced fitness required but be able to climb into a small aircraft and follow instructions.
Wildlife
History
Boituva developed a skydiving culture in the late 20th century and hosts many national sport-parachuting events, earning a reputation as Brazil’s skydiving hub.
Conservation
Operators emphasize leaving landing zones free of litter and respecting private farmland; avoid disturbing crops and follow staff instructions to minimize impact.
Reserve your spot on the Double Parachute Jump Experience in Boituva – With Private Transport (Skydiving) today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Book an early-morning slot
Thermals and winds are typically lightest in the morning, producing a steadier canopy flight and fewer delays.
Wear snug, athletic shoes
Closed-toe sneakers with good grip make aircraft entry and the landing safer and more comfortable.
Bring ID and light snacks
You’ll need identification at check-in and a light snack after the adrenaline rush; meals near the drop zone are casual.
Trust the tandem instructor
Follow pre-jump training on body position and follow instructor commands during exit and landing to reduce risk and improve comfort.
Government ID & booking confirmation
Required for check-in and to confirm medical/weight restrictions.
Closed-toe athletic shoes
Secure footwear is necessary for aircraft entry and safe landings.
Layered, fitted clothing
A light jacket or layers keep you comfortable during cool morning waits and higher-altitude breezes.
spring
Sunscreen and sunglasses for ground time
Protect skin during pre- and post-jump time on the tarmac; sunglasses are removed for the jump.
summer