Discover Tandem Skydiving Verona: Freefall from 4,000 m
Ready for tandem skydiving in Verona? At the Boscomantico airfield on the northwest edge of the city, Skydive Verona straps you to an experienced instructor and takes you up to 4,000 metres for the best adrenaline rush in Verona.
After a 15-minute briefing on the ground, the Pilatus PC-6 climbs to altitude. Then the door opens and you send it: almost a minute of freefall at 180–200 km/h, followed by four to five calm minutes under canopy with views over Verona and Lake Garda. No experience needed, as your instructor handles the exit, the parachute and the landing. Jumps run every weekend from €200, and for €280 a camera operator films the whole ride (2026 prices). Book your slot, wear your sneakers and get ready to be stoked!
Key details for Tandem Skydiving Verona: Freefall from 4,000 m
Best Time to Visit
Spring-Summer-Fall
Tandem jumps run every Saturday and Sunday, plus most Friday afternoons in good weather. We jumped in October above a sea of clouds; winter jumps are possible but not ideal.
Difficulty
Easy
No experience needed: you're attached to an instructor who handles the exit, the parachute and the landing. There's no age limit, but minors need parental consent.
Duration
2-4 hours
We spent about 2 hours at the airfield, but it can take up to 4 depending on the wait for your load. The jump itself: a 15-minute briefing, a climb of about 20 minutes, almost a minute of freefall and 4–5 minutes under canopy.
Reachability
Car
The drop zone is at the Boscomantico airfield on Via Boscomantico, on the northwest edge of Verona, a short drive from the city centre. Parking is available right next to the base.
Essential tips for your visit to Tandem Skydiving Verona: Freefall from 4,000 m
Book ahead: tandem jumps run every Saturday and Sunday from 8:00, and in good weather almost always on Friday afternoons too. Groups can also book weekdays. Reserve by email at info@paracadutismoverona.it or by phone at +39 045 565332.
Dress simply: sneakers, comfortable trousers and a top for the season. The school gives you the jumpsuit, harness and goggles. Bring an ID document, the only paperwork required.
Get the video: the jump costs €200, or €280 (2026 prices) with a camera operator who films everything from the ground prep to the landing, with about 100 photos and the original HD files on a USB stick. Worth it, as you won't remember half of that minute!
Jump with your crew: up to three tandems go up on the same load, each with its own instructor and camera operator.
Nail the landing: keep your legs up for touchdown as shown in the briefing. You'll slide in on your bum on the grass, just like we did.
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