Skydiving Cordoba · Tandem Skydive · Freefall · CEPAC
Your brain says “no”, your heart says “yes”. That leap turns into one of the bravest stories you will ever tell. Up to 50 seconds that redefine your trip.
Skydiving in Cordoba with certified instructors. Tandem jumps for first-time skydivers, freefall and AFF training.
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Instructors with thousands of jumps. Confidence starts before takeoff.
First-person Handycam and optional external camera so you can relive the experience.
No previous experience required. Attached to a professional instructor. Just enjoy it.
Short technical briefing.
Learn the gear and body position.
Aircraft climb.
Panoramic views of Cordoba.
Freefall and parachute flight.
Landing with your instructor.
Optional Add-on
External camera flyer recording the complete experience in high definition.
Accelerated Free Fall (AFF) is the fastest training method to become a skydiver.
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REQUEST INFO ON WHATSAPPPractical information about tandem skydiving, weather, requirements and AFF training at CEPAC Skydiving Cordoba.
Many first-time jumpers confuse vertigo with fear of heights. In a tandem skydive you are not standing on a fixed edge: you leave the aircraft attached to an instructor. If you have diagnosed vertigo, balance issues or any medical condition, ask your doctor and tell us before booking.
Yes. A light meal and good hydration are recommended. Avoid very heavy food, excess caffeine and alcohol before the jump. If you have a medical condition, take medication or need a specific eating routine, check with a professional and tell the team in advance.
If conditions are not safe, the activity is rescheduled. The decision depends on rain, wind, visibility, cloud base, runway conditions and aircraft operations. The goal is to jump with a safety margin, so the team confirms the activity based on the actual weather that day.
Yes. You can breathe normally during freefall. The wind sensation is strong, but your instructor gives you body-position instructions and stays with you throughout the jump. Tandem freefall at CEPAC lasts about 27 to 40 seconds depending on the selected altitude.
For a tandem skydive, the maximum weight is 95 kg, height must be under 2 m, and you need ID or passport. Minimum age is 16, with the required authorization for minors. Comfortable clothing and a USB drive with at least 2 GB are recommended.
No. Tandem skydiving is designed for beginners: you receive a short briefing, you are attached to a certified instructor and the instructor manages the technical parts of the jump. Your job is to follow simple instructions and enjoy the experience.
Wear comfortable clothing and secure sneakers. Avoid sandals, flip-flops, heavy boots, loose accessories or anything that may interfere with the harness. On cooler days, dress in layers so you stay comfortable during the wait and the aircraft climb.
In most cases you can jump with contact lenses or glasses using suitable goggles. Tell the team before the jump so they can choose the right fit and help prevent discomfort during the aircraft climb, freefall and parachute flight.
Tandem is the simplest way to experience a first freefall while attached to an instructor. AFF is training to become a student skydiver: it includes theory, a jump progression, equipment, radio helmet support and instructor supervision.
The AFF course is personalized, and its duration depends on student availability, technical progression and weather. At CEPAC it includes more than 20 jumps, study material, a jump logbook and equipment: altimeter, jumpsuit, goggles, radio helmet and parachute.