Tandem "Cool"
Paragliding school since 1994
Tandem "Cool"
The “Cool” formula is aimed at those who have never flown paragliding, or who wish to gently repeat the experience.
You will be transported by us to the take-off location (around 15 minutes). On site, one of our qualified instructors will take care of you and explain the instructions. Once you are confident, you will only need a few steps to launch yourself into the sky. You will leave for a flight of 600 meters above the Morzine valley.
Flights take place from morning to evening, in calm conditions.
Practical advice :
For each aerial activity proposed, it is strongly recommended to wear:
- closed shoes such as sneakers or hiking shoes
- a jacket adapted to the conditions of the day (fleece, windbreaker)
- sunglasses (recommended)
Why can I only buy a gift voucher and not book my flight?
Small explanation:
The “paragliding” activity is closely linked to aerological and meteorological conditions.
We cannot know in advance whether flight conditions will be good, difficult or even downright impossible!
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Who is this formula for?Open to everyone, young and old, you just need to be able to run for around fifteen steps and that's it.
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Flight duration:About 15 minutes.
Morning or evening flight, calm conditions. -
Price: 85 €/pers.85 €/person.
€75 for children weighing less than 35 kilos during suitable time slots.
Options, guarantees and conditions
- Each instructor, barring technical problems, produces a photo/video report that you will be able to view after your flight. You can, of course, leave with this souvenir by paying an additional fee.
- Paragliding is an activity dependent on aerological conditions. The announced flight time is indicative and cannot be precise. Our team does its best to offer you the best possible flight depending on the weather conditions of the day.
- Registrations can be done by telephone or directly at the store.
- Each registration implies acceptance of our general conditions of sale. These are available on site or on our website.
