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Namibia Skydiving

Tandem Skydive from 10,000 feet in Namibia (SADC Members)

Ground Rush Adventures · Swakopmund

Ground Rush Adventures’ tandem skydive departs from Swakopmund, with a scenic flight toward the meeting point of the Atlantic Ocean and Namib Desert dunes. Participants jump attached to a tandem instructor, freefall, then descend under an opened parachute for roughly seven minutes before landing. The operator’s page says to allow two to three hours for the activity and lists Swakopmund office check-in, with local transfers available on request. This listing is the 10,000-foot SADC-member product; check applicable eligibility and current arrangements with the operator.

Set aside 2–3 hours; the parachute descent is described as approximately 7 minutes.

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