Other options include skydiving courses or parachute packing courses (if you’re already certified), as well as wind tunnels, a more affordable way to experience the thrill of freefall for a few minutes.
If you’ve never tried skydiving before, we recommend checking out this video first...Absolutely incredible, right?
PROVINCES WHERE YOU CAN GO SKYDIVING
Skydiving in Northern Spain
- Starting with Girona, in Catalonia, where you can experience this activity. Here, you’ll find different options, from tandem jumps from €280 (without photo/video) to trying the wind tunnel in Empuriabrava from €49. Explore all the skydiving options in Girona here.
- In the Basque Country, there are a few places to skydive, but we recommend a centre near Irún, just across the border in France. Jumps start from €260 at 4,000 metres altitude. Find more details here.
- The same applies to Galicia, where you’ll need to cross the border to Braga Airfield in Portugal. There, tandem jumps start from €199 (basic jump, no media package). Video and photo options are available—check dates and prices here.
Skydiving in Central Spain
- In central Spain, skydiving is available in the province of Toledo (as Madrid itself doesn’t permit it). Two nearby towns, Lillo and Ocaña, offer jumps from €199. Explore all options here. You can also try wind tunnels in the capital.
Skydiving in Eastern Spain
- In Albacete, you’ll find one of the cheapest jumps in Spain—just €155 on Sundays. See all skydiving options in Albacete here.
- Near Murcia’s coast, you can unleash your inner adrenaline junkie. Don’t miss the chance to jump from a plane at 4,000 metres—from €154. Compare skydiving prices in Murcia here.
Skydiving in Southern Spain
- In Andalusia, Sevilla province offers jumps from €195 in Bollullos de la Mitación. Experience the most thrilling 60 seconds of your life—check prices and options here.
Skydiving in the Canary Islands
- If you’re lucky enough to live in or visit the islands, soar above Gran Canaria’s landscapes after a minute of freefall. Let a professional pilot guide you—book your jump here.
What about you? Have you tried skydiving? Where would you go?
