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Départ d'un saut en tandem

Swissboogie · Kappelen

Tandem skydiving in Switzerland

Premier saut en parachute tandem en Suisse

Your first skydive

No previous experience needed

Saut en parachute tandem 7600 - Swissboogie

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Tandem skydiving in Switzerland

From Kappelen, Swissboogie offers tandem skydives from 4,000, 6,000 and 7,600 metres. Choose the option that suits you: a first experience, longer freefall or a complete HALO day.

The Swissboogie experience

A family-run school

A family-run school

Over 50 years of experience, with safety at the heart of every skydive.

An experienced team

An experienced team

Over 500,000 parachutists dropped, modern equipment and a purpose-built facility.

A jump you’ll remember

A jump you’ll remember

4,000, 6,000 or 7,600 metres, views over the Three Lakes and the Alps, plus a video option.

Montée à bord avant un saut en parachute tandem

Departure

YOU WILL TAKE A PLACE ON BOARD THE PILATUS PC-6 TO FLY TO THE JUMP ALTITUDE

Préparation au saut en parachute tandem hors de l’avion

The big jump

TO THEN PREPARE TO JUMP OUT OF THE PLANE

Chute libre lors d’un saut en parachute tandem en Suisse

THE FREE FALL

ENJOY FREE FALLING AND DISCOVER THE MAGNIFICENT SWISS LANDSCAPE. YOU WILL HAVE A VIEW FROM LAKE CONSTANCE VIA THE SWISS ALPS TO GENEVA

Atterrissage d’un saut en parachute tandem chez Swissboogie

Parachute flight

TO FINALLY LAND IN FRONT OF OUR HANGAR AND CELEBRATE YOUR SKYDIVE

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