The Himalayas
Yep, the Everest is not just for mountain climbers. It’s for skydivers too. Known as the highest place on Earth, it’s no wonder that many adventure seekers fly over Mount Everest to drop down onto its snow-covered mountainside. The Himalayas in Nepal offer a breathtaking view for any skydiver and a jump unmatched in the world.
Interlaken
Switzerland has long been known as a hotspot for adventure sports and Interlaken has continued to rank high for many skydivers as one of the most picturesque drop spots in Europe. Offering views of Germany, France, Austria, and Italy.
Franz Josef Glacier
Franz Josef Glacier in New Zealand offers a beautiful drop across an eight-mile-long glacier in the remote Westland National Park of Tai Poutini. While you free fall, you have time to absorb the views of the Tasman Sea coastline.
Waialua
Waialua is arguably the best place to skydive in Hawaii, and for good reason. From beautifully colored beaches to amazing volcanos, there is much to see from 8,000 feet in the air. Hawaii’s jumps are sure to stay emblazoned in your memory for many years to come.
Palm Jumeirah
A relatively new entry to the leading drop zones of the world, Dubai now has something thoroughly unique to offer adventure seekers. The Emirates Aerosport Federation hosts one of the biggest annual international skydive championships in its own artificially made archipelago, the Palm Jumeirah.