Best skydiving close to Brno and Olomouc

The remarkable part here is the 14,000-foot jump, high enough to give you about one full minute of free fall at roughly 200 kph. I like the clear all-in structure: a sightseeing flight, tandem jump, canopy ride, and a quick handover of your photos and video after landing. I also like that the base has a restaurant, pool, and trampoline, so the day does not end the instant your feet touch down.

The main consideration is cost. The advertised price is $319 per person, and media packages cost extra, with the top package reaching €130. You also need to be comfortable with heights, and weight surcharges apply above 90 kilograms.

Key details before you book

• A full minute of free fall: You leave the plane at about 4,000 meters and reach speeds near 200 kph.
• A proper three-hour outing: The time includes fitting equipment, instruction, the flight, the jump, and post-landing media.
• Photos and video arrive quickly: You can have your images and footage on your phone within minutes after landing.
• A useful base area: The site includes a restaurant, pool, and trampoline for before or after your jump.
• Three working languages: Instruction is available in Czech, English, and German.
• Extra charges matter: Selfie media costs €80, outside camera coverage €110, and the VIP package €130.

Why the 14,000-foot jump matters

Tandem jumps vary greatly in height, and this one uses the maximum altitude offered at the center: 14,000 feet, or about 4,000 meters. That gives you around one minute of free fall before the parachute opens at approximately 1,500 meters.

That extra height changes the shape of the experience. You are not simply out of the aircraft and under the canopy in a few seconds. You have time to register the speed, the open air, and the view below you. At roughly 200 kph, the first part is loud, fast, and physical. Once the parachute opens, the mood changes completely.

I would think of the jump as two separate experiences. The first is the high-speed free fall. The second is a quieter canopy flight through open space, where you can take in the view and, if the instructor allows, help steer the parachute.

The center describes safety as 100 percent, but you should read that as a strong promise of professional care, not as a literal guarantee that removes all risk. You will be attached to an experienced tandem instructor, receive a briefing, and use the supplied harness and parachute system. Still, this is an extreme activity, and you should only book if you accept that reality.

Arriving, gearing up, and learning the basics

The first stage takes place at the airport base. You put on a jumpsuit and harness, then receive a briefing from your tandem instructor. The briefing covers the whole sequence, including the aircraft ride, exit, free fall, parachute opening, canopy flight, and landing.

That order is helpful because it removes much of the mystery. You will know what the instructor expects before you board. The briefing also gives you a chance to understand how to position your body and what happens when the aircraft door opens.

You do not need to arrive with technical knowledge. This is a tandem jump, so the instructor handles the essential work. Your job is to listen carefully, follow the body-position instructions, and stay calm enough to enjoy the experience.

English, German, and Czech are available. That matters during a high-adrenaline activity, since clear instructions are more important here than casual conversation. If you need a language other than these three, the available information does not confirm support.

You need to bring a passport or identity card. Alcohol and drugs are not allowed, which is both a booking rule and plain good sense for a jump involving an aircraft and parachute.

The sightseeing flight to 4,000 meters

Once suited up and briefed, you board the plane with your tandem instructor. The aircraft ride is not treated as dead time. It includes a sightseeing flight before the jump, giving you a chance to look down and get used to the height.

For many people, this may be the most useful part of the preparation. You gradually leave the ground rather than arriving at the jump point without warning. You can watch the view change as the aircraft climbs, though the supplied information does not identify the exact sights visible from the route.

The instructor remains with you during the flight and helps settle any fear before the exit. That personal attention is especially important if your nerves build once you see the ground far below. The actual flight time is part of a three-hour visit, but the precise aircraft duration is not specified.

Do not expect a private sightseeing flight. The information does not give a group size or aircraft capacity, so you should ask the center if that detail affects your plans. The practical point is that the flight serves two purposes: it takes you to altitude and gives you time to prepare mentally.

The exit and one minute of free fall

The jump itself is described as an entry into a new world, and that is not just marketing language. The transition from sitting in an aircraft to open air is the defining moment of the day.

Your instructor controls the tandem exit and remains attached to you throughout the jump. The supplied details do not state the exact exit method, so your briefing is the place to listen for the precise instructions. Expect the first seconds to feel intense. At about 200 kph, wind noise and speed take over quickly.

The center promises roughly one minute of free fall. That is the part most people are paying for, and it is a meaningful amount of time. You have enough time to move past the initial shock and take in what is happening, rather than experiencing only a brief drop.

The free fall is also the least passive section. You must hold the position taught during the briefing, keep your head and body where instructed, and respond to your instructor. If you want photographs or video, your facial expressions and body position may be captured by the media team, depending on the package you choose.

The parachute flight at 1,500 meters

At around 1,500 meters, the parachute opens. The change should be immediate: the rush of free fall gives way to a slower, quieter ride. You then have time to enjoy the open space and look around.

You may also be able to steer the parachute. The wording indicates that this is an option, not a promise that every participant will control it for a set length of time. Your instructor remains in charge, but you can ask about steering during the canopy portion.

This part is valuable for anyone who wants more than a fast burst of adrenaline. It gives you a chance to notice the view and process the jump. The experience is not only about speed. It also includes the strange calm of floating under a parachute after a minute of free fall.

The information does not specify the exact canopy-flight duration, route, or landing zone. If those details matter to you, ask before booking. Weather and operational conditions may affect the exact timing, but no specific weather policy is provided.

Landing and the quick media handover

The landing is presented as gentle, similar to stepping down from the first stair of a staircase. Your instructor manages the landing procedure, while you follow the instructions given during the briefing.

Afterward, the center aims to have photos and video ready within a few minutes. That is a practical advantage. You can celebrate, send a first image to friends, or keep a record of the experience before the feeling fades.

The media choices need careful attention because they are not included in the base price. The listed options are:

• Selfie video and photo: €80
• Outside photo and video: €110
• VIP video, photo, and selfie package: €130

The names tell you what changes between packages, but the exact number of photographs, video length, and delivery format are not provided. Ask what each package includes before you commit. If you want a polished record of the full jump, the outside camera option may appeal to you. If you mainly want proof of the day on your phone, the selfie package may be enough.

The center received especially strong praise for its photo and video work. Reiko from Germany specifically highlighted the professional quality of the media, while Tom from Belgium singled out camera operator Milos and an unnamed Brazilian instructor as fun and memorable parts of the day. Those details suggest that the people handling the camera and tandem side can add a lot to the experience.

The base has more than a landing area

JUMP-TANDEM SkyCentrum has its own base with a restaurant, pool, and trampoline. These facilities make the three-hour visit feel less like a quick appointment and more like a small outing.

The restaurant is useful for a post-jump drink or meal, though the information does not provide a menu or say whether food is included. The pool and trampoline give you ways to pass time around the jump, but no details are supplied about opening hours, changing facilities, or whether they are available to every participant on the day.

This setup also helps companions. If someone comes with you but does not jump, the base gives them somewhere to wait. The center is listed as wheelchair accessible, though the information does not explain which areas or facilities are covered. If you use a wheelchair, contact the center in advance to confirm access to the aircraft, changing area, landing zone, and pool.

Is $319 a fair price?

At $319 per person, this is not a casual impulse purchase. The price includes the sightseeing flight to 14,000 feet, the tandem jump, about one minute of free fall, and the canopy ride. Photos and video are separate.

I see the value in the height and duration. You are paying for a full activity lasting about three hours, not just the few minutes spent in the air. The pre-jump preparation, flight, instructor time, free fall, parachute flight, and quick post-landing media handover all form part of the outing.

The price becomes less attractive if you want a complete media record. Adding €80 to €130 changes the final cost considerably. You may also pay an additional €9 for a participant over 90 kilograms or €23 for someone over 100 kilograms. These charges should be included in your budget from the start.

There is no stated discount for companions, groups, or people who skip the media package. The reserve-now-and-pay-later option helps if you are still arranging your schedule, and free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the activity for a full refund. Check the final terms when booking, especially if your plans depend on weather or transport.

Who will enjoy this most

I would recommend this for an adult or older child who wants a serious first tandem experience near Brno or Olomouc and values a high exit point, a long free fall, and a record of the day.

The minimum age is eight, but age alone does not tell you if the activity is right for a child. The child must be able to understand the instructions and remain calm during the aircraft ride, exit, and landing. No upper age limit is provided, so ask the center about individual suitability.

This is not suitable for pregnant women, people with heart problems, or people with epilepsy. It is also specifically not suitable for people afraid of heights. That last point deserves attention. A mild case of nerves is normal, but if the idea of looking down from 4,000 meters feels overwhelming, a tandem jump may not be a sensible choice.

Weight surcharges begin above 90 kilograms. The supplied information does not give a maximum weight, so anyone near or above that range should confirm the center’s current limits before paying.

Practical booking advice

Choose your media package in advance if you already know you want photos and video. You can buy the selfie option for €80, outside coverage for €110, or VIP coverage for €130, but ask what the package delivers and how it reaches your phone.

Plan around three hours rather than treating this as a short stop. The time includes preparation and the flight, and the actual start times depend on availability. You should bring a passport or identity card and avoid alcohol and drugs entirely.

The center offers instruction in Czech, English, and German. Wheelchair access is listed, but detailed access information is not, so ask specific questions before booking if mobility is a concern.

The two available ratings are both five out of five. One strongly praised the organization and professional media work. Another praised the fun atmosphere created by the Brazilian instructor and Milos, the camera operator, as well as the jump itself. That combination is worth noting: the strongest part of this experience is not just altitude, but the team surrounding the jump.

Should you book this tandem jump?

Book it if you want the highest available jump altitude, a full minute of free fall, and fast access to photos or video after landing. The restaurant, pool, and trampoline also make the base more comfortable for companions and for anyone who wants to spend time at the site.

Think twice if $319 is already stretching your budget, since media and weight charges can push the final cost higher. You should also skip it if you have one of the listed medical restrictions or a serious fear of heights.

For a first tandem jump near Brno or Olomouc, this offers a clear package with a strong focus on altitude, instruction, and memorable media. I would reserve it when the free fall matters more to you than keeping the day inexpensive, then confirm the media choice and any health or weight requirements before you pay.

FAQ

Where is the tandem jump located?

The experience is in the South Moravian Region of the Czech Republic, close to Brno and Olomouc. The provider is JUMP-TANDEM SkyCentrum.

How high is the jump?

You jump from 14,000 feet, or about 4,000 meters.

How long is the free fall?

The free fall lasts about one minute, with a speed of roughly 200 kph.

What is included in the price?

The price includes the sightseeing flight to 14,000 feet, the tandem jump, the one-minute free fall, and the canopy ride. Photos and video are optional extras.

How much do the photo and video packages cost?

The selfie video and photo package costs €80, outside photo and video costs €110, and the VIP video, photo, and selfie package costs €130.

What languages are spoken by the instructors?

Instruction is available in Czech, English, and German.

Who cannot take part?

The activity is not suitable for children under eight, pregnant women, people with heart problems, people with epilepsy, or people who are afraid of heights.