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Feel the rush of freefall without jumping from a plane. This guided indoor skydiving lesson pairs a private transfer from Kraków with instructor-led flights in a professional wind tunnel near Katowice, so you can try the sensation of flying in a controlled, glass-walled chamber.
Private pickup from Kraków takes you to the wind tunnel near Katowice for a full briefing, kit-up and two instructor-led flights of about 1.5 minutes each. Companions can often watch through the glass chamber walls.
After your airtime you can collect a video souvenir, then the same private transfer returns you to Kraków. The step-by-step flow is set out in the itinerary below.
The experience is based at an indoor wind tunnel in the Katowice area of southern Poland, reached by private road transfer from Kraków. The chamber is a transparent tube, so friends and family who join the transfer can usually watch your flights from outside.
Kraków remains your meeting and drop-off base: hotel or accommodation pickup keeps the logistics simple if you are staying in the city and do not want to organise your own transfer across the region.
No prior skydiving or wind-tunnel experience is needed. The instructor covers everything in the briefing, and you fly with them in the tunnel. A reasonable level of mobility helps you hold a stable body position, as the airflow asks your core and limbs to work.
If you have any medical concerns that could affect high-airflow activity, ask the team before you book so they can advise whether the session is suitable. Companions who are not flying can often come along on the transfer to watch.
You get a private transfer both ways from Kraków, so the day feels organised end to end rather than a DIY trip to Katowice. Briefing, kit and one-to-one instructor time in the tunnel are built into the session, with clear safety kit and hygiene steps for suits, helmets and goggles.
Flights are short but intense, with the option of a video keepsake afterwards. The focus stays on a first freefall-style experience in a controlled indoor setting, with pickup timing confirmed the day before so you know when to be ready.
This experience includes private pickup from your accommodation in Kraków. The team confirms your pickup time the day before. Please be ready in the lobby or at the agreed meeting spot with enough time for the drive to the Katowice-area tunnel (around one hour / 80 km).
After your flights, the same private transfer returns you to Kraków. If your plans change or you need a different pickup address, contact the team as soon as you can so they can update the arrangement.
No. This is designed as a first indoor flight with a full briefing beforehand. Your instructor stays with you in the tunnel and guides your body position throughout.
If you have jumped before, you can still enjoy the longer freefall-style feel of the tunnel compared with a typical parachute freefall phase, but no prior skill is assumed.
Each participant usually completes two flights of about 1.5 minutes, so around three minutes of airtime in total. That sounds short until you are holding position against strong airflow.
The overall outing is longer because it includes briefing, kit-up, watching others if you are in a small group, and the private road transfer from Kraków and back.
You fly with an experienced instructor in a controlled chamber with safety nets that limit how high you can rise. Equipment is checked regularly and suits, helmets and goggles follow venue hygiene routines, with disposable earplugs provided.
As with any active experience, listen carefully to the briefing and follow instructor signals in the tunnel. If you have a medical condition that could be affected by intense airflow or physical effort, ask the team before you book.
You are collected from your Kraków accommodation by private transfer. Pickup time is confirmed the day before so you know when to be ready.
You do not need to make your own way to Katowice for the standard package. After the session, the transfer returns you to Kraków.
The tunnel is a transparent glass tube, so companions can often watch from outside while you fly. Many guests bring non-flying friends on the same transfer.
Confirm spectator spaces with the team when you book if you are travelling as a larger party, so everyone knows what to expect on the day.
Wear comfortable clothes you can move in and closed shoes. A flight suit, helmet, goggles and earplugs are provided at the venue.
Avoid loose jewellery or items that could come free in the airflow. Tie back long hair if needed so it stays clear of kit and the airstream.
You do not need to be an athlete, but holding a stable flight position uses your core and limbs. Many people notice tired muscles after their flights.
If you have limited mobility or a condition that makes strenuous posture difficult, ask the team before booking so they can advise on suitability.
The flying itself is indoors, so rain or wind in the city does not stop the tunnel session. Road conditions can still affect transfer timing.
If travel is disrupted, the team will be in touch about adjusting pickup time or arrangements for the day.
The standard booking is set up for a minimum of two people. Each flyer still goes into the tunnel individually with the instructor.
If you are a solo traveller hoping to join, ask the team before you book so they can explain the current options.
Yes. You can usually download footage to your own data carrier shortly after the experience, or leave an email address for an edited film to be sent to you.
Bring a USB stick or similar if you want an on-the-spot copy, and double-check the file has saved before you leave the venue.
About the centre
Kraków
Operated by ComFort Tours Cracow, a partner of adventuro.
