The Swakopmund region successfully combines the deep blue of the South Atlantic Ocean with the orange-red of the sand dunes of the Namib Desert. As a summer resort of the country, the area has developed excellent touristic facilities and services. The weather in this area, influenced by the continental conditions and the oceanic currents, meets very good terms for skydiving.
The drop-zone is usually at the airport of Swakopmund which is operated mostly seasonal by the carriers. The landing area is the desert ground of Namib desert. In Swakopmund, skydiving can satisfy both skilled and novices. There, the contrast of the scenery makes the flights a really pleasant and unforgettable experience. Don’t miss it!!
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