Skydiving Kiwis - Helicopter Skydive Christchurch
Skydiving from a helicopter
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Highlights
- Helidiving – Skydiving out of a helicopter with a 35 second freefall
- Scenic Helicopter Ride over Christchurch iconic spots
- Qualified and Highly skilled instructor
- Video Packs available for purchase
Description
Taking Skydiving to the next level – this once in a life time Heli Skydive experience will exceed all expectations. Garden City Helicopters, one of New Zealand's most qualified and safest private aviation companies, brings you this mind blowing Helidive – not just a Helicopter Flight and not just a Skydive this activity combines the best of the two.
Board the BK117 machine for your private scenic flight over Christchurch city – take in the spectacular Port Hills, then soar over the East Coastline all the way up to the Banks Peninsula, with the breathtaking Southern Alps towering in the background. Just as you’re settling into this scenic helicopter ride, the side door opens & you will experience a sensory overload. Feel a rush of fresh air as you go against every natural urge and throw yourself out of the helicopter - reaching speeds of up to 200km/hr. But don’t worry the scenery doesn’t end there, you will fall over Otautahi’s iconic Sumner Beach with views extending out over the Banks Peninsula all the way to Akaroa.
Your qualified and highly skilled instructor will be with you the whole time allowing you to lean back, relax and enjoy the 35 second freefall.
Become part of the Skydiving family as you land on Sumner Beach with a smile from ear to ear. Be sure to purchase the video pack so you can relive this experience over and over again.
Trip Includes
- Helidiving with a 35 second freefall
- Scenic Helicopter Ride over Christchurch iconic spots
- Qualified and Highly skilled instructor
- All necessary equipment and safety gear – jumpsuits, hat and googles
Duration
Departures
- Departures are 6:45am, 9:15am, 11:45am and 2:15pm
- Activity operates on Friday, Saturday and Sunday
- Check in to Skydiving Kiwis at 44 Nayland Street, Sumner, Christchurch
Other Information
- Minimum age is 6 years old (dependent on whether they fit the harness correctly)
- Please wear closed shoes and we recommend warm clothing
- You may not take any form of camera on the skydive or on the plane with you, this includes Go Pro cameras
- Video packages can be purchased directly on the day for $150 NZD
- We have goggles specially designed to fit over prescription glasses. If you wear contact lenses we suggest you bring your contact solution just in case your lenses dry out
- The general weight limit is 100kg. Although because our tandem instructors are light it is possible to take up to a maximum of 110kg. The final decision will be based on your fitness level and at the discretion of your qualified instructor. Anybody weighing 101-110kg will pay an extra $50. These fees are due to the increase in costs involved in taking a heavier weight
- Please note while we endeavour to give you your preferred booking time slot, however, all 5 spaces in the helicopter must be full for it to depart. We may need to shuffle bookings around from time to time to make this possible.
- We use the most up-to-date tandem parachute equipment available in the world today. Gear is always checked on a regular basis and under stringent measures to ensure the quality of the equipment
- We have an A+++ safety record and all our tandem skydiving gear is fitted with reserve parachutes and equipped with automatic activation devices
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81 is certainly not too old! We encourage people of all ages to come skydiving & it is a fantastic experience!
Comment by: etg on 6th Jan 23 at 09:32