TAFF – A Tandem Like No Other
Are you thinking about starting your journey to skydiving solo but not sure if it’s for you?
Whether you are someone who wants to be a professional skydiver or an adrenaline junkie who wishes to skydive solo or even someone who wants something different than the average tandem skydiving experience – TAFF (Tandem Accelerated Freefall) is for all of the above and more!
THE GROUND COURSE WILL TEACH YOU:
- Altitude awareness
- Freefall position
YOU’LL THEN COMPLETE YOUR FIRST TANDEM AFF JUMP WHERE YOU WILL:
- Practice altitude awareness
- Practice deploying the parachute during free fall
- Deploy your parachute
- Steer the parachute
- Assist in landing the parachute
All with the safety and reassurance of being securely attached to one of our expert instructors! You’ll end your TAFF experience with a debrief with your instructor and receive your very first logbook!
If you decide to continue with your solo skydiving journey, this jump with count towards your first level of AFF. If not, then you still had a truly unique skydiving experience, that only a handful of people in the world can say they have done!
So what are you waiting for? Book your Tandem AFF now and in just a few hours you can complete level one of your Learn to Skydive/AFF training and be on your way to becoming a solo skydiver.
*You must start your AFF course within 30 days for completing your TAFF in order for it to count towards your first level of AFF
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Wow,just wow! Amazing experience made more memorable by the amazing tandem Master Prashant. He makes you feel so at ease, relaxed and he makes a good experience into an unforgettable... read more one. I was scared of the feeling of free falling that you get in roller coasters, but you don't feel it at all! It's like floating... like swimming in the air.... and you are with a friend that is explaining to you everything like is a road trip. Can't wait to do it again! Thank you , Prashant!
rociosX4974EY
14 March 2022
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Professional, fun, relatable - Bay Of islands skydive is very professional, great welcome, great introduction to the jump and great gears and premises, everything run smoothly professionally and fast.
Prashant Kapoor was my instructor... read more and he was awesome, made me wanna do it on my own, after proper training of course.
With around 7000 jump he made me feel comfortable, safe, and the whole experience was a delight until you jump off the plane of course when you realise you love life.
Even the deployement was smooth, I'm 6 feet and 100Kg and all was awesome.
To do it again and again
MindTechPlus
23 January 2023
You must try this! - Brilliant, amazing, excellent and will do this again.
Maurice, was amazing and made this the best part of my NZ holiday.
Thank you!!
johntE2934AW
28 December 2022
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Amazing experience! First time, didn’t think I would like it and was so scared. The crew were amazing and the free fall was a major buzz. Would do it again!... read more
Kimmoor123456
28 September 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.
125kylien
17 February 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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