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Tandem Skydive by Plane over Interlaken

  • DifficultyModerate
  • DistanceBase 5 minutes from Interlaken Ost by train
  • Best seasonMay-September
  • PriceCHF 380-470 (~$467-578) per tandem jump
  • OperatorSkydive Interlaken (skydiveinterlaken.ch), phone +41 33 222 58 48

The tandem skydive by plane over Interlaken is a fixed-wing jump from about 4,000 to 4,500 m above the Interlaken area of the Bernese Oberland, Switzerland, operated by Skydive Interlaken (skydiveinterlaken.ch). The base is at Mittelweg 11 in Wilderswil, about 5 minutes from Interlaken Ost by train, and the operator can be reached by phone at +41 33 222 58 48.

Fixed-wing tandem jump from about 4,000-4,500 m; prices are third-party estimates and should be confirmed with the operator.

The tandem skydive by plane over Interlaken is a fixed-wing jump from about 4,000 to 4,500 m above the Interlaken area of the Bernese Oberland, Switzerland, operated by Skydive Interlaken (skydiveinterlaken.ch). The base is at Mittelweg 11 in Wilderswil, about 5 minutes from Interlaken Ost by train, and the operator can be reached by phone at +41 33 222 58 48. The outing takes about 3 hours including briefing, the climb in the aircraft, a freefall and a parachute descent over the lakes and mountains. It is rated moderate: no previous experience is required because a tandem instructor is strapped to the participant and manages the parachute, but a reasonable level of health is needed along with the ability to follow instructions on the exit, body position and landing. Weight limits apply, and minimum age and medical restrictions should be confirmed with the operator before booking. A jumpsuit and harness are supplied, and visitors wear comfortable clothing and closed shoes. Instructors give a safety briefing, check the harness and equipment, and carry a reserve parachute as standard practice in tandem skydiving. The best season is May to September, when skies are most often clear; rain, low cloud and strong wind can postpone jumps, so a flexible schedule is advised. Prices of CHF 380 to 470 (about $467 to $578) per tandem jump are third-party estimates and should be confirmed with the operator, as should the cost of optional photo and video packages. Compared with the helicopter jump from the same operator, the plane option is typically the lower-priced of the two.

Practical information for Tandem Skydive by Plane over Interlaken · Last updated September 2026
Price CHF 380-470 (~$467-578) per tandem jump
Duration About 3 hours
Difficulty Moderate
Season May-September
Address Skydive Interlaken GmbH, Mittelweg 11, 3812 Wilderswil

Activity facts

Where
Interlaken area

Equipment

Jumpsuit and harness supplied; weight limits apply

Location

Skydive Interlaken GmbH, Mittelweg 11, 3812 Wilderswil

46.6650, 7.8667 View on map

Highlights

  • Fixed-wing tandem jump from about 4,000 to 4,500 m
  • Views of the Alps and the lakes during descent
  • Base in Wilderswil, minutes from Interlaken Ost
  • No experience needed with a tandem instructor

Tips for visiting

  • Confirm the current price with the operator, as listed figures are estimates.
  • Keep a spare day in the schedule in case weather delays the jump.
  • Check weight limits and medical restrictions when booking.
  • Wear comfortable clothes and closed shoes.
  • Ask about photo and video packages in advance.

When to visit

May to September on clear days, with mornings often offering the best visibility.

Accessibility

Entering the aircraft and landing require mobility, so the jump is not suitable for most wheelchair users. Visitors with disabilities should ask the operator before booking.

Frequently asked questions

How high is the plane skydive?

About 4,000 to 4,500 m above the Interlaken area.

Do I need experience?

No. A tandem instructor handles the parachute, and a briefing covers the exit and landing.

How long does it take?

About 3 hours in total, including briefing and the aircraft climb.

How much does it cost?

Estimates run around CHF 380 to 470 per jump, which should be confirmed with the operator.