Parachuting in Agadir

Parachuting in Agadir

During a 2-hour journey in Agadir, spend 20 minutes parachuting. The pickup will be at your accommodation in Agadir, and you’ll be driven to the coast of Morocco, passing through several towns along the route, including “Sidi Bibi,” Massa Town, “Tiznit,” and ultimately the Aglou shore.

Highlights:

• 40 seconds of exhilarating skydiving over the sea.
• Explore Tiznit City, Massa Town, and more.
• Enjoy a traditional Moroccan meal.

Itinerary:

• Pick-Up: 8:30 AM from your accommodation in Agadir.
• Drive: 2-hour scenic drive through towns like Sidi Bibi and Tiznit to Aglou shore.
• Parachuting: Experience a thrilling 20-minute parachute jump.
• Meal: Relish a Moroccan breakfast.
• Return: Drop-off at your hotel.

💰 Price:

📅 Availability:

Tours are available daily and year-round. Please book in advance to secure your spot.

ℹ️ What’s Included:

• Hotel pick-up and drop-off
• Air-conditioned transportation
• Moroccan breakfast
• Professional parachuting equipment
• Experienced instructors

🚫 What’s Excluded:

• Personal expenses
• Tips and gratuities

🚐 Starting Place – Pick-Up Area:

• Agadir hotels
• Taghazout hotels
• Agadir Cruise Port

🕒 Pick-Up Time:

• 8:30 AM

📝 Notes:

• Wear comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes.
• Safety briefings and equipment checks are mandatory before the jump.
• Suitable for both solo and tandem jumps.
• Participants must follow all safety guidelines provided by instructors.

Skydiving

Parachute jumping is an aerial sport in which the participant jumps from a helicopter or a high summit, descending to the surface of the earth using a parachute and relying solely on gravity. A player can jump alone or in tandem with another player.

The beginning of this sport dates back to 1797 AD when the French pilot André-Jacques Garnerin jumped using hot air balloons. Leslie L. Irvine further developed it in 1919 AD, conducting the first free-fall experiment. Parachute jumping gained popularity in the thirties and was recognized internationally as a sport in 1952.

General Safety Conditions

Before engaging in parachuting, it’s essential to adhere to safety principles:

• Review emergency procedures and ensure all equipment is in proper condition.
• Wear appropriate attire to maintain body temperature and protect against injuries.
• Wear a durable helmet and goggles for head protection.
• Use sturdy shoes to protect the feet during landing.
• Listen to pilot instructions and ensure equipment readiness before jumping.

Air Sports in Agadir

Among the most stunning flying places in Morocco is Taroudant, nestled between the highest mountains in the northwest and the high range in the west. Agadir, located on the Atlantic Coast, is accessible within 45 minutes from Taroudant’s airport.

Another exciting activity to experience in Morocco is hot air ballooning in Marrakech.