Group skydiving in Bali works best when the logistics are planned around the group, not the other way around. This page explains how group bookings typically work in 2027 — from friend groups and office outings to community trips — and what to ask about before locking in a shared date. A tandem jump is a highly individual experience even when you arrive as a group, since each participant flies with their own instructor.
Group bookings are coordinated around a single arrival window at the drop zone, but each participant still completes an individual safety briefing, gear fitting, and tandem flight with a dedicated instructor. Depending on group size, jumps may be scheduled back-to-back rather than simultaneously, since aircraft capacity and weather windows limit how many tandem pairs can go up at once. For a broader look at how the full day flows, see how Bali tandem skydiving works.
Group-specific pricing structures, if available for your dates, are confirmed directly with the team rather than published as a fixed rate — this keeps quotes accurate to the actual group size, date, and season you’re planning around.
If your group includes students or a mix of first-timers and repeat jumpers, it’s worth asking the team about any applicable student or group consideration when you reach out — availability of any discount structure depends on the season and group size at the time of booking.
Because tandem skydiving depends heavily on wind and weather conditions, group itineraries should build in flexibility rather than a tight back-to-back schedule. A typical group day includes:
| Stage | What Happens |
|---|---|
| Check-in & briefing | Group arrives together, safety briefing covers individual and shared procedures |
| Gear fitting | Each participant is fitted individually before boarding |
| Sequential flights | Tandem pairs go up in turns depending on aircraft capacity |
| Landing & regroup | Group reconvenes for photos and to compare experiences |
Since weather can shift the order or timing of jumps, groups should plan a buffer in their day rather than scheduling something time-sensitive immediately afterward. This is especially relevant during Bali’s busier travel windows in July–August and December–January, when slot availability is tighter across the board.
Not every member of a family or friend group needs to jump for the day to feel worthwhile — many groups split into jumpers and spectators, with non-jumping members watching landings and taking photos from the ground. If you’re planning a broader Bali itinerary around the group trip, our guide on Bali with family covers how to structure a trip that balances adventure activities with downtime for younger or non-participating members.
The main difference is communication and confirmation. With a solo booking, one person confirms weight, age, and schedule details. With a group, the team needs a full roster in advance so that weight limits, age requirements, and any medical considerations can be confirmed for every participant individually — these thresholds are always confirmed by the team at the time of booking rather than published as a blanket rule, since they can vary by aircraft and operational conditions on the day.
It also helps to designate one point of contact within the group to handle back-and-forth communication with the booking team, particularly if the jump date needs to shift due to wind or weather.
For a look at the full range of experiences available, browse all services or start with the core Bali skydiving package overview to understand what’s typically included before requesting a group quote.
Group trips tend to generate more shared content than solo jumps — everyone wants a record of the moment, whether it’s their own footage or a candid shot of a friend mid-freefall. Photo and video add-ons are typically arranged per participant rather than as a blanket group package, so it’s worth discussing documentation preferences for each jumper when you submit your group request. For couples within a larger group who are marking an anniversary or honeymoon milestone, our Bali honeymoon guide has ideas for pairing the jump with a broader romantic itinerary.
Instructor assignments are typically handled by the operations team based on scheduling and certification logistics on the day. If specific pairings matter to your group, mention this when booking so the team can note the preference.
This is common with mixed-age groups. Since weight and age thresholds are confirmed individually by the team at booking, it’s best to share each participant’s details upfront so any limitations are identified before travel days are locked in, not discovered at check-in.
Last-minute additions depend entirely on same-day slot availability, which shifts constantly due to weather and existing bookings. The team can confirm in real time whether an extra slot can be accommodated.
Staggered arrivals are possible in many cases, but coordinating this in advance with the team helps avoid confusion at check-in, especially for larger groups where briefing timing matters.
Ready to plan a group jump? Reach out to the Bali Skydivings team on WhatsApp at +62 811-2859-0000 or email [email protected] with your group size and preferred dates, and the team will confirm availability and pricing.
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