Double Parachute Jump in Boituva with Private Transport

First timers are welcome. You jump harnessed to a certified instructor who manages the freefall exit, canopy steering and landing after a short ground briefing covering body position, signals and what happens when the aircraft door opens.

Listen carefully during the briefing, follow crew cues on the aircraft and leave canopy control to your instructor so you can enjoy the views, the freefall sensation and a steady landing back on the Boituva drop zone.

Freefall lasts around 50 seconds from about 12,000 feet, with speeds that can reach roughly 200 km/h before the canopy opens above the farmland and green countryside around the Boituva jump zone. Altitude and timing can vary slightly with aircraft slots on the day.

Once under canopy you usually have about six minutes of flight, with time to take in countryside views, practise simple steering cues with your instructor and prepare for a soft landing on the drop zone grass. Soft landings are the goal, with your instructor managing the final approach.

Yes. Hotel pickup from your São Paulo address and return after the jump are included, so you do not need a separate car, bus or ride share for the inland transfer out to the Boituva drop zone. Pickup and return are part of the package, not an optional add-on.

Plan about 1 hour 30 minutes each way on the road, depending on traffic, and confirm your exact pickup point and time when you complete the booking so the driver can meet you without delay. Traffic around São Paulo can stretch the road legs on busy mornings.

The listed minimum age is 1. Operational limits for weight, health or young guests at the drop zone are confirmed at booking and again on the day before you board the aircraft with your instructor. Drop zone rules sit alongside the listed minimum age on the product.

Share ages and any medical notes when you reserve so the team can advise early if a guest sits outside the limits used for tandem jumps at this site and suggest another date if needed. Honesty about health notes helps the team keep the jump safe for everyone.

Allow about 8 hours door to door, including transfers from São Paulo, ground briefing, aircraft climb, freefall, canopy flight and the return drive after you land back on the drop zone. Briefing, climb, freefall and canopy all sit inside that door to door window.

Timings can shift slightly with traffic and aircraft slots, so treat it as a full day outing rather than something you can squeeze between other city plans or evening commitments in São Paulo. Build the day around the jump rather than stacking other city plans beside it.

Wear comfortable clothes you can move in under a harness, plus closed toe shoes that will stay on securely during freefall and when you land on the drop zone with your instructor beside you. Secure footwear matters more than fashion for harness fit and landing.

Avoid loose scarves, hats or jewellery that could come free in the air. Bring a light layer for cooler moments on the ground before or after the jump, especially on early pickups or later returns. Pockets should be empty of loose items before you board the aircraft.

Group size is typically 1 to 15 people on the booking, which keeps transfer logistics and drop zone handover manageable for a shared day out from São Paulo to the Boituva jump site. Shared transfer days still keep briefing and jump slots organised for the group.

Exact slot capacity for your date is confirmed when you book, so larger parties should reserve early if they want to jump in the same aircraft window and travel together on the road transfer. Same day jumps for big parties need early booking to lock aircraft capacity.

Meeting starts at your São Paulo hotel or another agreed address for pickup at the time shared after booking, rather than asking you to find your own way inland to the jump zone. The inland drop zone is reached by the included road transfer, not self drive.

Have your confirmation ready and be downstairs a few minutes early so the drive to Boituva can stay on schedule for the briefing, harness fit and aircraft slot that follow on arrival. Late arrivals can squeeze the briefing window before the aircraft slot.

Yes. A short ground briefing covers harness fit, exit position, freefall posture and landing cues before you board the aircraft with your instructor and climb toward jump altitude over Boituva. The briefing is short, practical and aimed at first timers rather than pilots.

Ask questions then if anything feels unclear. The briefing is designed so first timers know what to do without needing prior skydiving training or solo canopy skills of their own. Your instructor repeats key cues again as you approach the door in the air.

After a soft landing on the drop zone you reconnect with the ground team, remove the harness and gather belongings before leaving the jump site with the rest of your travelling party. Ground staff help with harness removal and a quick post landing check in.

Road transfer then returns you to your São Paulo address to close the day, usually after any optional photo or video handovers offered on site if you choose to buy them separately. Optional media buys, if offered, happen before you leave for São Paulo.