Overview
- Captivating Aerial Photography: Capture every exhilarating moment with GoPro footage and aerial photos that you’ll want to share on your social media platforms.
- Commemorative Certificates: After your dive, receive a personalized certificate that celebrates your thrilling achievement and serves as a great conversation starter.
- Ever-Changing Coastal Views: Each jump offers unique scenic opportunities, as no two days are alike over the breathtaking Great Ocean coastline.
- Safety Briefing: You’ll begin with a thorough safety briefing that prepares you for what lies ahead, ensuring you feel confident and comfortable.
- Harnessing and Preparation: After suiting up in a jumpsuit and securing your harness, the anticipation builds as you're prepared for your big leap.
- Scenic Flight: A 20-minute flight takes you to the jump altitude, providing a chance to enjoy the panoramic views as you ascend to 15,000 feet.
- The Thrilling Jump: With your expert instructor by your side, you’ll make your exhilarating leap into the sky, embracing the adrenaline of freefall until the parachute deploys, allowing you to glide gracefully back to earth.
- Post-Dive Options: After landing on the stunning Bells Beach, don’t miss the chance to purchase your GoPro footage and photos to commemorate your unforgettable dive.
- Duration: Your skydiving experience lasts several hours, although the heart-pounding freefall lasts around one minute.
- Eligibility: Participants must be at least 16 years old, with those under 18 requiring guardian consent. There is a weight limit of 100 kg, along with additional assessments for those over 95 kg.
- Recommended Attire: Comfortable clothing and sturdy sneakers are highly recommended. Avoid wearing large boots, high heels, or open sandals.
- Arrive at least 20 minutes before your scheduled jump time to ensure a timely start to your adventure.
- Don’t forget sunscreen and a towel, as well as any personal items you may need after landing.
- Consult with your doctor if you have any medical concerns before participating in this thrilling activity.
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Opening Hours
Tuesday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Wednesday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Thursday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Friday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Saturday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Sunday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
How to Get There
506m (0.31mi) from Staceys Road/Barwon Heads Road - about an 8-minute walk
522m (0.32mi) from Black Rock Road/Barwon Heads Road - about an 8-minute walk
11.4km (7.08mi) from Marshall Railway Station
15.8km (9.85mi) from Waurn Ponds Station
15.6km (9.71mi) from South Geelong Railway Station
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Things to Do in the Area
- Twelve Apostles: This world-famous formation of limestone stacks is a must-see, providing a stunning backdrop for photography and walks along the coastal trails. The dramatic cliffs and spectacular scenery make it a highlight of the Great Ocean Road.
- Great Otway National Park: This park showcases lush rainforests, waterfalls, and diverse wildlife. Visitors can explore hiking trails, spot koalas in their natural habitat, and discover hidden waterfalls like Triplet Falls.
- Bells Beach: A world-renowned surfing destination, Bells Beach is famous for its powerful waves and stunning golden sands. It hosts competitions annually and is a great spot for both surfers and beachgoers to relax.
- Torquay Surf Beach: A prime surfing spot with soft sands and swells suited for all levels. It's ideal for sunbathing, swimming, and taking surf lessons at one of the local surf schools.
- Point Impossible Beach: This less-crowded beach provides a more laid-back atmosphere, making it perfect for a peaceful day by the sea. Visitors can enjoy a picnic and watch the surfers ride the waves.
- The Australian National Surfing Museum: A great stop to learn about Australia’s surfing history, this museum features exhibits on famous surfers, surfboard technology, and the evolution of surf culture.