We provide Full AFF and all A Licence courses
Skydiving is not an easy sport. You know this because everyone has said you’re crazy for even thinking about it – and after watching all those Youtube videos.
Well, we cut the BS and tell you how it really is.
Yes, skydiving can be dangerous, expensive, scary and intimidating.
But we provide you with the knowledge and coaching to help you build your confidence in the air and on the ground and make the best decisions. We can also assist you in making the right decisions on equipment to make it safer and affordable.
And you’ll be introduced to a whole new, crazy family that will welcome you with open arms.
Complete in your own time
A $1,100 deposit is required to secure your course
Everything in the Full AFF course plus:
A $1,100 deposit is required to secure your course
That's a total of 15 skydives
Everything in the Bronze Package plus:
A $1,100 deposit is required to secure your course
That's a total of 15 skydives
Everything in the Silver Package plus:
A $1,100 deposit is required to secure your course
That's a total of 17 skydives
Access to pre-training online theory
Full day ground training
AFF stage 1 with 2 Instructors
Logbook, gear hire and training materials
Full debrief with video available
Finished your AFF? Now learn to fly with others.
8 x coached jumps with gear hire
5 x Days accommodation
5 x breakfast and lunch
USB with all your jumps
*AFF stages must be complete & package can not be split
Accelerated Free-Fall (‘AFF’) is the first 9 jumps/stages of the ‘A’ Licence course and teaches you the essential things you need to know to solo skydive.
An Australian ‘A’ Licence generally allows you to jump solo anywhere in the world. The ‘A’ Licence Course is 15 jumps, usually over 7 days.
The ‘B’ Licence allows you to jump with up to ten people and is attainable after 50 jumps. The B-Rels are the first 8 stages of your ‘B’ Licence. You can complete these as a 5-day B-Rel camp or at your own pace.
For your safety and comfort, we have a maximum weight limit of 110kg for men and 90kg for women.
We hold courses most weeks of the year and they always start on Mondays. Every week. No exception. So you’ll need to arrive on Sunday or early Monday morning for an early start.
We recommend not breaking up your skydive course as the learning and jumping are quite intense, you will lose theory and technique if you leave your course early. It is best to complete your AFF course within the same week.
You can come back to finish off your ‘A’ Licence. Many also start their B-Rels that same week, depending on how quickly they progress through their AFF (it is not necessary to complete your ‘A’ Licence before beginning your B-Rels).
Weather is one of the biggest factors in skydiving. We’re pretty lucky in Moruya, but sometimes there will be a day or two where we can’t jump.
In this case, we allow extra time so students can complete their course. Don’t worry, we have seminars, extra training, pubs and heaps of other stuff to do on weather days.
You may be totally pumped, running on adrenaline, wanting to do 10 jumps a day – but you’ll soon find out learning to skydive can be as mentally draining as it is physical.
So on average, students will jump about 3 skydives in a day. Sometimes more, sometimes less. Everyone is different, so we allow extra time to recharge and reset.
A lot of people get frustrated when they have to repeat a stage – but it’s just a part of learning to skydive and it’s really common.
Sometimes there are things you haven’t quite perfected, but it’s important that you do, in order to keep jumping safely.
A repeat stage is $330 for stages 1-3 and $230 for 4-9. That includes your skydive and your instructors – or you can use 1 x fun jump (if it is included in your package) towards a repeat jump and just pay the difference.
We know some of you are learning to skydive just to wingsuit. And it is great fun, but there are some prior requirements before you begin.
In Australia you need to have a ‘D’ Licence, which is equivalent to 200 skydives, before you can even start wingsuit training. However here in Moruya we have adopted a 350 jump minimum before you can begin your wingsuit training. It is not as easy as it looks. Talk with an instructor mid week to learn more about this if it is something you want for the future.
A form of personal accident insurance is a part of your student membership with the APF. However, some people choose to have their own accident insurance in place for peace of mind.
For your own safety, all students are required to be fluent in the English language or a very good understanding of the English language. We will arrange a call with you after we receive your application to discuss your situation.
All A Licence course bookings require an AU$1,100 deposit per person, paid at the time of booking, to secure the course date. The deposit is non-refundable.
We understand life happens – but business must also go on. So, if you would like to reschedule to another course date, a minimum of 21 days notice is required, otherwise your deposit will be forfeited.
You may reschedule your booking (as long as you give us at least 21 days notice) once to another course date, within 12 months of your initial booking.
More than one date transfer will incur a $50 processing fee, per change.
Sure, if you’re approved. We’ve partnered with zipMoney so you finance your course over 4 or 6 monthly payments.
CONDITIONS OF USE:
1) $1,100 deposit is still required for all courses and packages and cannot be paid with zipMoney.
2) The remaining value owing can be paid using zipMoney, in advance.
The only thing better than skydiving, is sharing the experience with your mates.
Once you have completed your AFF stages you can begin your B-Rels if you wish. B-Rels teach you to fly safely and relative to other jumpers. There are 8 stages in total and these must be completed before you can jump with others. Have a chat to our friendly instructors if you wish to learn more about this while you are here.