Skydiving, for those who want to jump out of a plane

Does jumping out of the side of a plane at 12,000 ft with a rucksack tied to your back sound like fun? If not how about if you had an experienced skydiver who had a rucksack on their back that was filled with a parachute? If this still doesn’t sound like something that you want to do then stop reading now as Skydiving probably isn’t for you, maybe look indoor skydiving or at some other extreme sport gift experiences or something completely different.

Skydiving offers the ultimate adrenaline experience

So if skydiving does take your fancy and you think you are going to be able to cope with falling towards the earth at 100 mph then you really are a plucky so-and-so as you are going to need all the bottle you can find to do that first leap. Once you manage it though you are going to love the thrill of the experience. Seeing the earth become bigger as you hurtle towards it with 7,000 ft of free fall, with the wind rushing in your face while you wait for the parachute to be deployed where you can start to relax and enjoy the 5,000 ft gentle descent to ground while enjoying getting to see everything form a birds eye view. Watch as the ants you see as you are coming down eventually grow into full size people!

As far as extreme sports go, skydiving is one of the big ones, although anyone scared of flying or heights will probably not be wanting to add this one to the list of experiences that they have done.

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