13,000ft Skydive over Abel Tasman with NZ's Most Epic Scenery – Promo Code & Deal 2026
Experience the ultimate rush as you leap from 13,000 feet above Abel Tasman, one of New Zealand's most breathtaking coastal landscapes. This spectacular skydive near Motueka combines heart-pounding adrenaline with some of the country's most stunning aerial views—pristine beaches, turquoise waters, and native forest stretching to the horizon. Our expert instructors ensure you're safe, supported, and completely immersed in this unforgettable moment. Whether you're a first-time jumper or a seasoned thrill-seeker, this 2-hour adventure delivers memories that will last forever. At just NZ$337, it's an accessible way to achieve something extraordinary. Ready to redefine your limits? Book your Abel Tasman skydive today.
Tour Highlights
- Jump from 13,000 feet with panoramic views of Abel Tasman's golden beaches and crystal waters
- Expert tandem skydiving with highly trained, certified instructors
- Complete 2-hour experience including briefing, gear fitting, and freefall
- Highly rated adventure activity with 5-star reviews from hundreds of jumpers
- Conveniently located near Motueka in the heart of New Zealand's adventure capital
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