Keep the skydive experience going with a great discount on your next adrenaline rush!
Skydiving once ticks it off the bucket list. But if you’re already planning your next jump only moments after returning to the tarmac, then you’re officially hooked! Welcome to the club. And we’ve got a discount to make your second skydiving adventure even sweeter.
Get $50 off your next jump! Take a dive from 12,000ft, 16,000ft and 18,000ft with us here at Skydive Bay of Islands and book in another one to receive the discount.
Or to mix up the scenery and the experience, you can opt to do your second jump with our friends at Taupō Tandem! Viewing the famous lake and greenery from heights of 12,000ft, 15,000ft or 16,500 ft will keep things interesting!
Quick facts about The Second Jump Deal:
– For direct bookings with Skydive Bay of Islands or Taupō Tandem only.
– Your second jump also includes a FREE T’SHIRT!
– Skydive for the second time at either Skydive Bay of Islands or Taupō Tandem.
– You can pick a different height, or stick to what you know!
– This special offer is available to anyone who has jumped with either Skydive Bay of Islands or Taupō Tandem within the last 12 months.
– The 9,000ft option is excluded from this deal.
Book your first and second jumps in today to make this next Kiwi summer a wicked one!
*Not available with any other offer. Prices are subject to change. Must be booked at least 48 hours in advance. Direct bookings only. Discounts are not available on public holidays.
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An amazing experience, never thought I would try it but so glad I did. Excellent staff both at the desk and especially the instructor. So supportive and gave great step... read more by step instructions making the whole skydive comfortable and giving peace of mind. Highly recommended. Thank you
688mareew
28 May 2022
After a few failed attempts to get to Taupo (lockdowns) to skydive with friends, and after the death of one of my groups mother, we decided while we were all... read more together in Whangarei we’d jump with Skydive Bay of Islands instead. SOOOOO glad we did. The team were all super friendly, super professional, and my tandem master Prashant was freaking amazing. Charming, fun and able to just put you at ease. The 20,000 ft jump was absolutely exhilarating and wanted to go straight back up and do it again. Think I might be hooked
travellingtillmans
1 March 2022
Cannot wait to do it again, easily the highlight of my summer, and the most fun I have had strapped to a man; I'd recommend it. Felt very safe in... read more the professional hands of Skydive BoI, who were helpful and reassuring the whole time. Do this today, nothing else compares to the beauty of the views and floating slowing back to earth.
Kylie N
1 February 2022
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This is my second time Skydiving in the Bay of Islands and If you are wanting to give it a go- GO FOR IT! Such an unreal experience with stunning... read more views on the way up and down. Prashant was my tandem master & made me feel relaxed and comfortable through out the whole experience. You won’t regret it!
Emma T
1 January 2022
Enjoyed the whole experience, from start to end! Couldn’t get enough of how much fun it was!
Loved everything & thank you Prashant for being an awesome instructor!
ilaisef2022
25 September 2022
I did a skydive here on 02nd January 2022. The skydive itself was exhilarating. A lifelong dream and the first one I'd ever done. Everything went well until we came... read more in to land. We seemed to be coming in faster than we should but as a complete novice, I had no point of reference.
We hit the ground very hard, landing directly on my backside. The pain was excruciating. The instructor, Maurice, said he tried to take the impact on his feet, but couldn't (I am significantly taller and heavier than him (I'm a 30's male - 185cm, 95kg)
I could barely stand up, but I was ushered away and told that this sort of thing happens now and again. Just put a bit of deep heat on it and I'll be fine in a couple of days!
I was in agony, so I went to a physio a couple of days later and got referred for an x-ray. I had a compression fracture (T11) in my spine and a broken tailbone. It heavily impacted my quality of life. I've gone through physiotherapy and have improved significantly, but I'm still in intermittent discomfort nearly 10 months later.
There was no record made of the accident and it was all brushed off. I returned to the site the next day to understand what went wrong. Maurice wasn't available so I spoke to one of his colleagues. I was told it was probably turbulence. It's unlucky and rare, but it happens. It didn't appear to be taken seriously.
I realise there are inherent risks with jumping out of an aeroplane, but I'm not happy with how it was dealt with.
DanCou1420
25 September 2022
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