You can walk (approx. 15 minutes), cycle (approx. 8 minutes) or take the bus from the ferry terminal to the Rottnest Island airport. The staff will check your height, weight, and age requirements for the skydive.
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You can walk (approx. 15 minutes), cycle (approx. 8 minutes) or take the bus from the ferry terminal to the Rottnest Island airport. The staff will check your height, weight, and age requirements for the skydive.
You can choose from altitudes of 10,000ft, 14,000ft, or 15,000ft. The higher you go, the longer the freefall! At 15,000ft, you’ll enjoy a freefall for nearly 60 seconds before gliding gently to the landing zone.
The highest altitude up to 15,000ft. On the west coast of Australia, popular skydiving beaches include Rottnest Island, Rockingham Beach, Busselton, and Jurien Bay, while on the east coast, top spots are Mission Beach, Airlie Beach, Byron Bay, Wollongong, and St Kilda Beach.
The price of tickets is AU$399 for 10,000ft, AU$499 or 14,000ft, and AU$549 for 15,000ft.
Absolutely! The experience is designed to be safe and enjoyable for first-timers. You’ll tandem skydive with a professional instructor who handles all the technicalities, letting you focus on the adrenaline and incredible views.
Your ticket includes tandem skydiving, professional instruction, safety equipment, and a stunning beach landing on Rottnest Island. You can also purchase photo and video packages to relive the experience.
Wear comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes like sneakers. Avoid sandals, boots, or heels. All safety gear, including your harness and goggles, will be provided.
Safety is the top priority. All instructors are certified professionals, and the equipment undergoes rigorous checks. Your instructor will provide a full briefing before your jump to ensure you’re prepared and confident.
Some medical conditions may require a doctor’s clearance. If you’re unsure, check with the booking team or your doctor before confirming your skydive.
You can reach Rottnest Island via ferry or private boat. Ferries depart from Fremantle, Perth, and Hillarys. Check the departure times and arrive early to avoid delays.
Morning slots often offer calmer winds and clearer skies, providing the best conditions for skydiving and unobstructed views of the island.
Personal cameras or devices aren’t allowed during the jump for safety reasons. However, you can purchase professional photo and video packages captured by your instructor.
No, it is not a safe activity for people with disabilities.
Rottnest Island offers plenty of activities, from exploring beautiful beaches and snorkeling spots to cycling around the island and meeting the famous quokkas.
The minimum age is 16 years, with parental consent required for those under 18.
The maximum weight limit is usually around 95 kgs. Additional fees may apply for weights over 95kg.
Skydiving is weather-dependent. If conditions are unsafe, your jump will be rescheduled to the next available slot or refunded as per the booking policy.