The facility is situated within the Chascomús airfield, which shares space with regional aviation activities.
Skydiving in this region offers a flat-land visual perspective of the expansive Argentine pampas.
The location relies on specialized drop zone air traffic control coordination to manage jump intervals.
The proximity to the Laguna de Chascomús creates unique wind patterns that instructors must account for during landing approaches.
Skydive Center is a specialized aviation facility located in Chascomús, approximately 120 kilometers south of Buenos Aires. It is the primary base for tandem skydiving operations in the province, utilizing the local airfield for aerial maneuvers. Jumpers typically reach altitudes between 3,000 and 4,000 meters depending on aircraft availability and wind conditions. The facility provides professional ground training and equipment for both beginners and licensed skydivers. It operates a dedicated fleet of jump aircraft equipped for rapid ascent to altitude. The drop zone is situated near the Laguna de Chascomús, offering views of the water body and surrounding pampas during descent. The center maintains rigorous safety protocols aligned with international parachute association standards. Visitors are required to complete pre-jump medical and safety briefings prior to boarding the aircraft.
The landing area provides a clear view of skydivers touching down against the backdrop of the airfield.
Wear comfortable, athletic clothing and lace-up sneakers to ensure footwear remains secure during the freefall.
Hydrate well before arrival and avoid heavy meals immediately prior to your scheduled jump time.
Confirm your weight and health eligibility with the staff during the booking process, as strict safety limits apply.
Do not arrive without a confirmed booking, as slots are managed based on aircraft capacity and instructor availability.
Operations are primarily weekend-based and highly dependent on favorable weather conditions; wind or low cloud cover can cause immediate cancellations.
Athletic shoes and form-fitting clothing are required; loose jewelry and accessories must be removed before boarding.
