Skydiving in Thailand 2026: Dropzones, Aircraft, Altitudes and Prices

Thailand is one of Southeast Asia’s strongest skydiving destinations, combining tropical scenery with turbine aircraft, tandem jumps for beginners and structured training for future solo skydivers. Most products marketed as “Bangkok” or “Pattaya” skydives do not take place above either city centre. The main operating airfields covered in this guide are in Sri Racha, Chonburi and Klaeng, Rayong.

Weather, air-traffic clearance and aircraft serviceability can affect operations. Allow at least half a day and avoid scheduling a flight immediately after your jump.

Thai Sky Adventures — Sri Racha, Chonburi

Thai Sky Adventure operates one verified dropzone near Nong Khor Reservoir. Thailand’s January 2026 aircraft register lists two Pilatus PC-6 Turbo Porters and one Daher/Quest Kodiak 100 under the company, although the aircraft assigned may vary by day.

Tandem exits are made from 13,000 ft—approximately 3,960–4,000 metres—providing around 55–60 seconds of freefall at speeds approaching 200 km/h. The main parachute normally opens near 5,000 ft AGL, followed by a seven-to-eight-minute canopy flight.

Live August 2026 prices are THB 9,450 for Basic Tandem, THB 13,250 with video, THB 14,250 with video and photos, and THB 15,250 for Deluxe coverage. A THB 250 fuel surcharge is currently displayed.

The centre also offers AFF training, a USPA A-Licence pathway, hop-and-pop and licensed fun jumps, coaching, canopy training, equipment rental and rigging. Pattaya hotel transfers are available, while additional services include shooting-range sessions, accommodation assistance and motorbike rental.

Dropzone Thailand — Klaeng, Rayong

Dropzone Thailand operates one coastal dropzone in Rayong, approximately one hour from Pattaya and 2.5 hours from Bangkok. The 2026 aircraft register lists two Kodiak 100 turbine aircraft—HS-DZT and HS-GDZ—under Dropzone (Thailand) Co., Ltd.

Its headline experience is a 13,000-ft tandem jump with panoramic Gulf views and freefall speeds above 193 km/h. Options include first-jump tandems, AFF and licence progression, licensed fun jumps, coaching, refreshers, packing, equipment rental and certified rigging. Instructor-handcam and outside-camera media are available.

The direct website does not publish a dependable exact 2026 checkout price. Recent official content only places tandem packages broadly in the THB 10,000–20,000 range. Confirm the final price, weight surcharge, insurance and camera package before payment.

Skydiving Thailand— Rayong Booking and Training Brand

Skydiving Thailand markets a 13,000-ft/4,000-metre Rayong tandem with approximately 60 seconds of freefall, a five-minute parachute flight and Pattaya transfer.

Its booking system lists a tandem at THB 8,300, video at THB 3,800 and video plus photos at THB 4,800. Training options include a THB 89,950 AFF course, THB 149,300 A-Licence course and THB 1,400 fun-jump ticket. Ratings, water training and skydiving equipment are also offered.

The site does not identify the aircraft used for each booking. Its Pattaya and Bangkok locations should be treated as service points, not additional jump airfields.

All these providers have Tripkolic supplier accounts. Travellers can use Tripkolic to compare and book skydiving and other activities, but should always check the actual operating dropzone, final checkout price and included media—not only the seller’s brand name.