Skydive Great Ocean Road up to 15,000 feet (Optinoal Bus Transfers)

Changes to a Confirmed Skydive: To ensure the highest standards are maintained, we reserve the right to reschedule or alter a skydive without notice. Whilst rare, these changes may include aircraft type, jump time, group size, altitude reached and jump location. These changes do not constitute a claim for refund. We always endeavour to deliver the highest altitude we can.

Timing: All bookings are given a check-in time only. Please note this is not a jump time. A late arrival may result in delays to your jump time. We always strive to complete your skydive within 3 hours of your arrival but due to factors beyond our control this is not always possible. Safety is our priority and factors such as wind, rain, cloud and turbulence and other factors such as air traffic can affect the time it takes for us to complete your skydive. We advise you to arrive with no time constraints and plan for this to be at least a half day’s activity.

No-shows: If you do not check in on the day of your booking and do not contact us in advance all payments will be forfeited. If extenuating factors exist, we may allow you to choose a new date. In this case a A$50 per person no-show fee will apply.

Customer’s Change of Mind: If you do not go through with your skydive all payments for the skydive will be forfeited, no refunds will be given.

Ultimate Video can only be confirmed on the day. We may refund the price difference and provide Video & Photos

The minimum age to skydive in Australia is 16 years. For those under 18, written consent from a parent or legal guardian is mandatory.

For tandem skydiving in Australia, the maximum weight is 115 kg. This limit is set due to safety considerations, equipment constraints, and aircraft limitations. Please note there is a weight surcharge over 95kg.

Most individuals in good health can participate in tandem skydiving, including seniors over 80. The main requirements for tandem skydiving are: The ability to lift your legs for landing. Absence of severe health conditions. To ensure the safety of our staff and customers, we reserve the right to decline participation based on our assessment of age, weight, and health. If you have any concerns, please contact us in advance to avoid any disappointment on the day of your scheduled skydive.

Wear comfortable and flexible clothing suitable for the weather on the day. Keep in mind it will be cooler at higher altitudes.

If you wear glasses, don’t worry – we provide special oversized goggles to wear over your glasses.

Secure, enclosed footwear is essential. Sneakers or running shoes are perfect, flip-flops or thongs are not allowed during the skydive.

Don’t forget to empty your pockets before the jump!

Friends and family are more than welcome to hang out with you before and after your skydive. Most of our locations are pet-friendly and have open areas perfect for picnics. Please note: if you have a booking with bus transfer we cannot guarantee space for companions.

How many people can go up in the same plane? That will depend on how many people are in your group. At most of the SKYONE dropzones we operate large turbine aircraft which are perfect for groups, however exact numbers on aircraft are affected by weights, how many want outside cameras, and other operational factors. The number of your group on the aircraft can vary from 2-3 people up to 5-6 people on average. We can advise you on the day who and how many will be on each plane load and we will do our best to accommodate group requests. If you have any special requirements please let us know at check-in.

Can I bring my own GoPro or action camera skydiving? Under the Australian Parachute Federation regulations, only licensed skydivers with more than 100 jumps are allowed to operate a camera while skydiving. This is for safety reasons, as wearing or operating a camera introduces a number of risk factors, like entanglement with the equipment or obstruction to operate handles and gear. Skydiving instructors receive specific training to address these potential safety issues. We offer optional video and photo packages at all our dropzones, to make sure you have the opportunity to capture the incredible experience of falling out of a plane. If you come with family or friends they can watch and film you boarding the plane and landing under a parachute.

How does the weather affect skydiving? Skydiving is weather dependent. The main factors affecting the safety or likelihood of a skydive taking place are winds, clouds and rain. Note: if we cannot jump due to weather restrictions we will re-schedule your skydive to another suitable date and time at no extra cost.

If we are not able to proceed with your skydive due to weather, you can choose an alternative date within 3 years of the original booking date, or you may receive a refund.

Australian Parachute Federation (APF): APF Membership is mandatory for all skydivers. The APF membership levy is included in the price of your skydive. You will find a link for APF registration in your confirmation e-mail, it must be completed prior to your arrival at the drop zone.

Personal Electronic Equipment: For the safety of all customers and in accordance with Australian Parachute Federation (APF) regulations, the use of all electronic devices, including personal camera and video equipment is not permitted on the aircraft or at any time during the jump.

Medical Conditions: Please consult your doctor about any medical conditions that could affect you safely completing a skydive. Please advise us prior to your jump of any medical conditions or other considerations that could affect your safety.

Alcohol and Drugs: No alcohol, ‘recreational’ drugs or medication that may affect your judgement are to be taken within 8 hours prior to your check in.

Restrictions for Scuba Diving: Due to medical restrictions, you must not scuba dive within 24 hours of your scheduled skydive check in time.

Personal Accident Insurance (PAI): This is cover that is included when completing your APF membership application. For further information, please refer to the APF website.

Please read the full Terms and conditions: https://skyone.com.au/terms-and-conditions/

After the product is successfully booked, we will send you a confirmation voucher. The main information about the reservation and the precautions for participation will be provided on the confirmation voucher. Please read it. If you do not have any feedback, we consider that you have read and know all the information on its confirmation.

As an intermediary agency, we are only responsible for making travel product reservations for tourists.

We recommend that tourists purchase travel insurance. Tourist product suppliers such as tourist attractions, hotels and transportation companies will be directly responsible for the quality, service and safety of travel products. We are not responsible for any safety issues with the products ordered.

In the event of an unexpected situation without insurance, we will only assist in handling it.

If the booking is forcibly cancelled due to the reasons of the travel product supplier, we will refund the full amount corresponding to the booking without additional compensation.

No show: Ticket holders who 'no show' without prior cancellation or notification are not eligible for a refund.

We will try our best to assist tourists to communicate and negotiate solutions with tourism product suppliers.

For some marine products (including but not limited to various cruises, whale watching cruise, etc.), the supplier reserve the right to arrange alternative vessels or make changes to itineraries, service timetables, routes and/or destinations. The supplier may cancel or abandon the cruise if they consider it necessary for weather or safety reasons and except as expressly stated in these Terms and Conditions, we will not be liable for any loss or expense incurred by the Passenger caused by such substitution or cancellation.

When visiting attractions or participating in activities, please strictly adhere to the instructions provided by the venue or staff. Ensure you fully understand the associated risks (refer to venue announcements or the safety waiver required for signature for specific details), cooperate as required to implement appropriate safety precautions, and strictly refrain from engaging in any dangerous behaviors during the activity.