Paragliding is a recreational and competitive adventure sport that involves flying a lightweight, free flying glider using only wind currents and thermal updrafts for lift.

Paragliding is a relatively safe activity when done with proper training and equipment. However, as with any adventure sport, there are inherent risks.

Α minimum age requirement is usually between 14and 18 years old. However, there is no upper age limit as long as the participant is healthy.

Yes, weight restrictions vary depending on the paraglider and equipment being used. Most wing shave weight limits between 100 to 130 kilograms.

Paragliding requires moderate fitness, as you will need to run during takeoff and landing. However, it is moderately physically demanding.

The duration of paragliding training depends on the course you choose. It can vary from a few days to a couple of weeks.

You don’t have to buy equipment. We will provide you with all the necessary equipment for ground training and flying tasks during the training period.

Paragliding is a relatively affordable adventure sport. However, costs can vary depending on training, equipment, and location.

Paragliding requires suitable weather conditions. Pilots carefully evaluate wind speed, direction, and other factors before flying. Unsuitable weather conditions can result in canceled or postponed flights.

After training, you will receive a confirmation of paragliding training to fly. However, flying initially under an experienced pilot’s supervision is advisable until you gain more confidence and experience.

The maximum altitude you can reach in paragliding depends on various factors such as weather conditions, air pressure, and the type of paraglider you are using. However, most recreational flights stay within a few hundred meters to a few thousand meters above ground level.

Paragliding in winter is also possible, weather permitting, like any day of the year.