Your skydive at a glance

Location: Reichenbach dropzone near Interlaken
Jump altitude: 13,000 ft (4,000 m) above the Swiss Alps
Aircraft ascent: Scenic 15-minute flight over Lake Thun and the Bernese Alps
Freefall time: ~45 seconds reaching speeds up to 180 km/h
Total duration: Approx. 2–3 hours including briefing, flight, jump, and landing
Guided experience: English or German-speaking certified tandem master
What’s included: Round-trip transfers from Interlaken, safety briefing, professional jump gear, and a tandem skydive with an expert instructor

What your Interlaken skydiving adventure looks like

Things to know before booking Interlaken skydiving adventure

Booking window: This experience is popular especially during summer. Booking several weeks in advance is recommended to secure your preferred date.
Safety & guidance: You’ll jump with a certified tandem master, receive a full safety briefing, and be equipped with professional skydiving gear.
Age & weight limits: Participants must weigh between 40 kg and 105 kg, be at least 12 years old, and have a minimum height of 140 cm (4'7").
Accessibility: Guests must be able to walk, stand, and lift their legs during landing. The experience is not suitable for participants with significant mobility limitations.
Weather conditions: Skydiving is highly weather-dependent. If conditions are unsuitable, your jump will be rescheduled for safety.

Technicalities handled. Adrenaline guaranteed!

The highest jump. The longest freefall. Zero guesswork. From 13,000ft above the Swiss Alps, securely harnessed to a certified tandem instructor, you’re not managing the jump, you’re living it.

First time skydiving? Here’s what makes this jump approachable.

🪂 Tandem skydive

You’re securely harnessed to a certified tandem master who controls the exit, freefall, parachute deployment, and landing.

🛡️ Full safety briefing

Clear, structured instructions cover body position, exit posture, and landing technique before you jump.

🎒 Professional gear

Industry-standard harness system, parachute equipment, goggles, and jumpsuit fitted and double-checked before boarding.

🌤️ Weather-checked operations

Every jump operates under strict safety conditions. If the weather isn’t suitable, your jump is rescheduled.

Compare your Interlaken aerial adventures

Experience	Altitude	Freefall intensity	Adventure format	Adrenaline expectancy	Technical handling	Best for	Price from	Recommended experience
Tandem skydiving	13,000 ft (4,000m) aircraft exit over the Swiss Alps	~45 seconds true freefall up to 180 km/h	Aircraft ascent + high-altitude exit + extended freefall + parachute glide	Longest sustained adrenaline window	Certified tandem master manages exit, deployment & landing	Highest jump + Most immersive aerial sequence	CHF 420	Tandem skydiving
Bungy jumping (Stockhorn)	134m vertical drop over Stockensee	Seconds of vertical drop before elastic rebound	Cable car ascent + rapid vertical descent	Short, sharp adrenaline spike	Professional bungy guide controls system & recovery	Quick, intense vertical thrill	CHF 239	Bungy jumping
Tandem paragliding (Beatenberg)	1350–2000m mountain launch altitude	No true freefall, gradual lift-off	~20-minute seated scenic glide over the Alps	Steady, scenic excitement	Certified tandem pilot handles takeoff & landing	Calm alpine flight with panoramic views	CHF 190	Tandem paragliding

Plan your Interlaken skydiving adventure

Late spring through early autumn offers the best visibility and stable weather conditions for skydiving in the Alps.
Summer (June–September) is especially popular due to clear skies and longer daylight hours.

Comfortable sportswear
Closed, secure shoes
Light jacket (temperatures can be cooler at altitude)
Sunglasses or contact lenses (both allowed)

Snacks & drinks: Vending machines with snacks and beverages are available at the dropzone. Outside food and drinks are also permitted.
Waiting area: The dropzone includes designated waiting areas for participants before the jump.

Minimum age: 12 years
Weight limits: Minimum 40 kg; maximum 105 kg
Height requirement: Minimum 140 cm (4'7")
Personal cameras: For safety reasons, personal cameras or recording devices cannot be taken on the jump.
Weather policy: Skydives operate under strict safety conditions. If weather prevents jumping, your experience will be rescheduled.

Frequently asked questions about Interlaken skydiving adventure

The full experience typically takes 2–3 hours, including briefing, flight, jump, and landing.

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Meet in Interlaken

Arrive at the designated meeting point in Interlaken and check in with the skydive team. After confirming your booking and signing the waiver, meet your instructor and prepare for departure to the dropzone.

Transfer to Reichenbach dropzone

A short shuttle ride takes you from Interlaken to the Reichenbach airfield, the launch point for your skydive. Here, you’ll meet the rest of the group and get ready for the experience.

Safety briefing & gear fitting

Receive a comprehensive safety briefing from your certified tandem master. You’ll be fitted with professional skydive equipment including a harness, goggles, and jumpsuit, and learn the correct body position for exit, freefall, and landing.

Board the aircraft

Once the group is ready, board the aircraft for a scenic 15-minute climb to 13,000 ft. As the plane gains altitude, sweeping views of Lake Thun, Interlaken, and the surrounding Bernese Alps unfold beneath you.

The jump: 13,000ft freefall

At jump altitude, the aircraft door opens and your instructor positions you at the edge. In one moment you’re inside the plane then you’re not. Experience around 45 seconds of pure freefall, accelerating to speeds of up to 180 km/h as the Alps rush past below.

Parachute glide over the Alps

Your instructor deploys the parachute, transitioning the experience from adrenaline to awe. For several minutes, glide peacefully above the alpine landscape with panoramic views stretching across Interlaken and the Jungfrau region.

Controlled landing near the hangar

Descend smoothly back to the dropzone near the hangar where the team helps you safely land. After landing, remove your gear and celebrate completing one of Switzerland’s most exhilarating aerial adventures.

Reichenbach Airfield is located near Interlaken in the Bernese Oberland region of Switzerland.

Address: Reichenbach Airfield, 3713 Reichenbach im Kandertal, Switzerland. Find on maps.

Getting there

By tour transfer: The easiest option is booking a skydive experience with round-trip transfers from Interlaken, where a shuttle takes you directly to the dropzone.
By public transport: From Interlaken, take a train toward Meiringen and continue by local transport or taxi to the Reichenbach dropzone.
By car: Drive directly to the Reichenbach airfield. Parking may be available near the hangar depending on daily operations.

Reichenbach Airfield is located near Interlaken in the Bernese Oberland region of Switzerland.

Address: Reichenbach Airfield, 3713 Reichenbach im Kandertal, Switzerland. Find on maps.

Getting there

By tour transfer: The easiest option is booking a skydive experience with round-trip transfers from Interlaken, where a shuttle takes you directly to the dropzone.
By public transport: From Interlaken, take a train toward Meiringen and continue by local transport or taxi to the Reichenbach dropzone.
By car: Drive directly to the Reichenbach airfield. Parking may be available near the hangar depending on daily operations.

What to bring

Bring cash or card if you want snacks or drinks.
Wear closed shoes and comfortable sportswear. Glasses and contact lenses are fine for the jump.

What’s not allowed

For safety reasons, personal cameras or recording devices cannot be brought on the jump.

Accessibility

Participants must be able to walk, stand, and lift legs for landing making this experience unsuitable for those with mobility issues.
The minimum weight for participants is 40 kg, and the maximum weight is 105 kg to ensure safety during the jump.
Participants must be at least 12 years old and 140 cm (4’7”) tall.
Guests aged 12–16 must be accompanied by a parent.
Guests aged 16–17 need written parental consent.

Additional information

All guests sign a waiver upon arrival.
This activity is highly weather-dependent, if your jump is canceled, you’ll be contacted and rescheduled.
Outside food and drinks are allowed, and there’s a vending machine on-site with snacks and drinks.

Inclusions #

Round-trip shuttle transfers from Interlaken to Reichenbach dropzone
A tandem skydive from 13,000 ft (4,000m), with a 15-minute aircraft flight to jump altitude
An English and German speaking expert tandem master
All required safety equipment and professional jump gear
A group of up to 8 tandem jumpers

You can cancel these tickets up to 48 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

What to bring

Bring cash or card if you want snacks or drinks.
Wear closed shoes and comfortable sportswear. Glasses and contact lenses are fine for the jump.

What’s not allowed

For safety reasons, personal cameras or recording devices cannot be brought on the jump.

Accessibility

Participants must be able to walk, stand, and lift legs for landing making this experience unsuitable for those with mobility issues.
The minimum weight for participants is 40 kg, and the maximum weight is 105 kg to ensure safety during the jump.
Participants must be at least 12 years old and 140 cm (4’7”) tall.
Guests aged 12–16 must be accompanied by a parent.
Guests aged 16–17 need written parental consent.

Additional information

All guests sign a waiver upon arrival.
This activity is highly weather-dependent, if your jump is canceled, you’ll be contacted and rescheduled.
Outside food and drinks are allowed, and there’s a vending machine on-site with snacks and drinks.

Inclusions #

Round-trip shuttle transfers from Interlaken to Reichenbach dropzone
A tandem skydive from 13,000 ft (4,000m), with a 15-minute aircraft flight to jump altitude
An English and German speaking expert tandem master
All required safety equipment and professional jump gear
A group of up to 8 tandem jumpers

You can cancel these tickets up to 48 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

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What to bring

Bring cash or card if you want snacks or drinks.
Wear closed shoes and comfortable sportswear. Glasses and contact lenses are fine for the jump.

What’s not allowed

For safety reasons, personal cameras or recording devices cannot be brought on the jump.

Accessibility

Participants must be able to walk, stand, and lift legs for landing making this experience unsuitable for those with mobility issues.
The minimum weight for participants is 40 kg, and the maximum weight is 105 kg to ensure safety during the jump.
Participants must be at least 12 years old and 140 cm (4’7”) tall.
Guests aged 12–16 must be accompanied by a parent.
Guests aged 16–17 need written parental consent.

Additional information

All guests sign a waiver upon arrival.
This activity is highly weather-dependent, if your jump is canceled, you’ll be contacted and rescheduled.
Outside food and drinks are allowed, and there’s a vending machine on-site with snacks and drinks.

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Your skydive at a glance

What your Interlaken skydiving adventure looks like

Things to know before booking Interlaken skydiving adventure

First time skydiving? Here’s what makes this jump approachable.

🪂 Tandem skydive

🛡️ Full safety briefing

🎒 Professional gear

🌤️ Weather-checked operations

Compare your Interlaken aerial adventures

Plan your Interlaken skydiving adventure

Frequently asked questions about Interlaken skydiving adventure

How long does the experience last?

Is this suitable for beginners?

How physically demanding is it?

Will I feel sick or dizzy?

Can I breathe during freefall?

What happens if the weather changes?

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What does the landing feel like?

Can I bring my own camera?

What your Interlaken skydiving adventure looks like

Meet in Interlaken

Transfer to Reichenbach dropzone

Safety briefing & gear fitting

Board the aircraft

The jump: 13,000ft freefall

Parachute glide over the Alps

Controlled landing near the hangar

🪂 Tandem skydive

🛡️ Full safety briefing

🎒 Professional gear

🌤️ Weather-checked operations

Getting there

Getting there

What to bring

What’s not allowed

Accessibility

Additional information

What to bring

What’s not allowed

Accessibility

Additional information

Skydive Switzerland Tickets: Tandem Skydive from 13,000 Ft

What to bring

What’s not allowed

Accessibility

Additional information