20 mins
No Cancel
15 people
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Sharjah’s tandem paragliding Sharjah blends heart-pounding excitement with unmatched desert beauty—all under rigorous safety standards. Whether you’re a thrill-seeker or a scenery lover, this bucket-list experience guarantees 20 minutes of pure freedom.
Sharjah offers the UAE’s only officially licensed paragliding center at Jebel Al Fayah, where you’ll glide over golden dunes, rocky mountains, and coastal vistas. Perfect for adventure seekers, this experience blends adrenaline with serene panoramic views—no prior skills needed!
Jebel Al Fayah (Sky Adventures Al Ruwaida): Launch from Al Faya Mountain for 360° views of Sharjah’s desert-coastline fusion. Buggy transport is included to the takeoff point.
Unique Landscape: Fly over ancient geological formations and undulating dunes—ideal for photography.
Briefing (5–10 mins): Learn safety protocols and flight basics from certified English/Hindi/Russian-speaking instructors.
Takeoff:
Dune Launch: Run downhill with your pilot to catch thermal winds (standard method).
Winch-Assisted: Used in low-wind conditions for smoother ascents.
Flight (10–20 mins): Glide silently at 500–1,000 ft, feeling weightless. Pilots often let passengers steer briefly!
Sensations: Passengers describe a “pure adrenaline rush” paired with “serene silence”—only wind and heartbeat audible.
Pilots: Internationally certified experts with backup parachutes.
Weight/Age: 40–110 kg; ages 14–65 (under 18 needs guardian consent).
Health Restrictions:
Not suitable for pregnant travelers.
Medical clearance is required for heart conditions, hypertension, or vertigo.
Mandatory: Signed liability waiver before flight
Attire: Closed-toe shoes, lightweight clothes (no sandals/heels/swimwear). Sunglasses recommended.
Timing: Morning flights (10 AM–12 PM) for calmer winds and cooler temps.
Avoid alcohol/heavy meals pre-flight; strict sobriety is enforced.
Absolutely! Pilots handle all controls—you just enjoy the ride
Only if permitted; most providers offer paid photo packages
Pilots are trained to manage emergencies; landings can be arranged ASAP