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Leap from 13,000 feet over the Gulf of Thailand with a professional instructor and hotel pickup from Pattaya. This tandem skydive offers a 50‑second freefall, scenic coastal views of Rayong and Koh Samet, and a guided canopy ride before a grassy landing.
Leap from 13,000 feet over the Gulf of Thailand with a professional instructor and hotel pickup from Pattaya. This tandem skydive offers a 50‑second freefall, scenic coastal views of Rayong and Koh Samet, and a guided canopy ride before a grassy landing.
A low hum builds as the small aircraft taxis and the Gulf of Thailand spreads beneath—blue ribbon, jagged headlands and the pale crescent of Koh Samet daring you to look down. At 13,000 feet the world flattens into geometry; the instructor checks straps, the wind outside the ramp seems to push, and then gravity takes over with fifty seconds of raw freefall before the canopy unfurls and the coast becomes a slow, gentle panorama.
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Operated by Oh-Hoo · Pattaya, Chonburi
A low hum builds as the small aircraft taxis and the Gulf of Thailand spreads beneath—blue ribbon, jagged headlands and the pale crescent of Koh Samet daring you to look down. At 13,000 feet the world flattens into geometry; the instructor checks straps, the wind outside the ramp seems to push, and then gravity takes over with fifty seconds of raw freefall before the canopy unfurls and the coast becomes a slow, gentle panorama.
Pattaya began as a fishing village and grew into a coastal resort in the latter 20th century; today its dropzones operate on a mix of local aviation history and international skydiving standards. Geologically the shoreline is recent alluvium and island limestone—what you see is shaped by waves and monsoon seasons—while the culture around the coast is a working mix of tourism, fishing and small-town Thai life.
Practical guidance: arrives as instructed for a 3-hour session that includes hotel transfer in Pattaya and a full safety briefing. Expect a short ground lesson, tandem harnessing, and a climb that offers views over Rayong and Koh Samet before the jump. Weight and age limits apply (minimum 14 with consent) and operators screen for cardiovascular or spinal issues. Dress in long pants and closed shoes; avoid alcohol and scuba diving 24 hours prior. Weather can cancel jumps—safety comes first.
This jump is ideal for first-timers seeking controlled exposure to aerial adventure: it’s accessible, tightly managed, and leaves you with a precise, unforgettable measure of speed, altitude and calm under a canopy.
No—tandem jumps are designed for first-timers with an instructor controlling the skydive; a short ground briefing covers exit, freefall and landing.
Minimum age is 14 with parental consent (otherwise 18); maximum tandem weight is 115 kg with supplements for higher weights—check operator policy for exact fees.
Operators cancel for safety in poor weather; you’ll be offered a reschedule or refund if the jump is canceled due to wind, rain or low cloud.
Many operators offer photo/video packages filmed by a dedicated cameraman; check availability and pricing when booking and avoid bringing loose personal devices.
Oh-Hoo operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A low hum builds as the small aircraft taxis and the Gulf of Thailand spreads beneath—blue ribbon, jagged headlands and the pale crescent of Koh Samet daring you to look down. At 13,000 feet the world flattens into geometry; the instructor checks straps, the wind outside the ramp seems to push, and then gravity takes over with fifty seconds of raw freefall before the canopy unfurls and the coast becomes a slow, gentle panorama.
A low hum builds as the small aircraft taxis and the Gulf of Thailand spreads beneath—blue ribbon, jagged headlands and the pale crescent of Koh Samet daring you to look down. At 13,000 feet the world flattens into geometry; the instructor checks straps, the wind outside the ramp seems to push, and then gravity takes over with fifty seconds of raw freefall before the canopy unfurls and the coast becomes a slow, gentle panorama.
Pattaya began as a fishing village and grew into a coastal resort in the latter 20th century; today its dropzones operate on a mix of local aviation history and international skydiving standards. Geologically the shoreline is recent alluvium and island limestone—what you see is shaped by waves and monsoon seasons—while the culture around the coast is a working mix of tourism, fishing and small-town Thai life.
Practical guidance: arrives as instructed for a 3-hour session that includes hotel transfer in Pattaya and a full safety briefing. Expect a short ground lesson, tandem harnessing, and a climb that offers views over Rayong and Koh Samet before the jump. Weight and age limits apply (minimum 14 with consent) and operators screen for cardiovascular or spinal issues. Dress in long pants and closed shoes; avoid alcohol and scuba diving 24 hours prior. Weather can cancel jumps—safety comes first.
This jump is ideal for first-timers seeking controlled exposure to aerial adventure: it’s accessible, tightly managed, and leaves you with a precise, unforgettable measure of speed, altitude and calm under a canopy.