AFF Course Sydney

The man on the phone this afternoon was extremely friendly and super helpful. 😁🤩

I finally ticked skydiving off my bucket list (22/06/2025) as my post B/day celebration, and what an epic adventure it was! From the moment I arrived, the staff were friendly, professional, and made sure I felt safe and ready. The briefing was clear, and the energy was so positive.Free-falling from 15000ft with breathtaking views of Sydney was unlike anything I've ever experienced.Shoutout to my instructor (Huibert) and camera bloke (forgot your name mate) who made the experience more enjoyable with their confidence and humour.If you’re thinking about skydiving, I highly recommend Sydney Skyone. You won’t regret it!!

I poked holes in my parachute

It was the most amazing experience of my life! Felt completely safe and the video is a very good quality.

It’s been on my bucket list forever. It was the best moment of my life. Amazing experience

Cindy was my tandem and she was extremely good!!Love how lively she was :)

Had an amazing experience today with Cindi she has absolutely amazing and made me feel so safe and comfortable I had the best experience ever thanks Cindi

I did my skydive recently with Stephane who was excellent and made me feel very safe despite being a nervous wreck!!

Absolutely incredible experience! Massive thank you to Reece! Thanks heaps for the experience. Ill definitely be coming back again soon.

A Spectator’s Perspective:After years of driving past on the Hume Highway and watching skydivers float down from above, I finally had the chance to visit Sky One as a spectator while two friends took the plunge with tandem jumps.I was pleasantly surprised by how well they accommodate spectators. Though we weren’t the paying jumpers, the staff made us feel welcome and took time to answer all our curious questions while we waited for our friends to make their descent. The café on-site was basic but a nice touch – perfect for an early morning coffee while we watched the skydivers.The viewing area is well set up with tables and chairs for spectators, and there’s a clear separation between the landing zone and viewing areas, so no chance of accidentally wandering into the path of incoming skydivers! The wait wasn’t long at all – about 20 minutes of sitting with our coffees before the excitement of watching our friends land.Dog-friendly too, provided they’re kept on a leash, which is always a bonus for those with four-legged family members.Overall, it was a brilliant experience even as non-jumpers. They’ve created an environment where everyone feels catered for, regardless of whether you’re plummeting from the sky or keeping your feet firmly on the ground. If you’ve been curious about this place while driving past on the Hume like I was, it’s definitely worth stopping in – even if just for a coffee and the spectacular view of skydivers floating down.