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About Bird's Paradise Dropzone

A small crew running a careful dropzone in the open country of northeast Thailand.

The story

A dropzone built by skydivers, for everyone

We wanted a place where anyone can try a skydive, and where licensed jumpers and students are looked after just as well. Open land, quiet skies and a friendly town make Sawang Daen Din a good home for that.

We keep the day small and the prices clear. We fly when it is safe and we wait when it is not. Every jumper gets time with their instructor before and after the jump.

The crew on the airfield
The airfield and landing area
Where we fly

The dropzone

Sai Moon airfield, Sawang Daen Din

Our airfield in Sakon Nakhon province, with a wide grass landing area and rice fields all around. Flat, open country makes it a good place to learn.

Exit altitude12,000 ft
FreefallAbout 45 seconds
AircraftGA8 Airvan
From Udon Thani airportAbout 1 hr 15 min by road
OpenDaily, 08:00 to 17:00
Plan your visit
Who you will meet

The crew

Chief instructor

Chief instructor

Runs the dropzone and makes the weather call every morning.

Tandem instructor

Tandem instructor

Takes first timers out of the door and brings them back down.

Camera flyer

Camera flyer

Jumps beside you on VIP and Platinum packages.

Ground and manifest

Ground and manifest

Books you in, weighs you in, and keeps the loads running.

Aircraft

What takes you up

GA8 Airvan

GA8 Airvan

Jumpers8
Climb12,000 ft in 18 min
The part that matters

Safety

Skydiving carries real risk. What a dropzone can control is equipment, training and the decision to fly.

Rated instructors

Every tandem instructor holds a current rating and has hundreds of tandem jumps before they take a customer.

Maintained gear

Reserves repacked on time, an AAD in every rig, and logs we are happy to show you.

Careful calls

If the wind or cloud is wrong we do not fly. A day of waiting is better than a risk.

Come and see it for yourself

Visitors are welcome at the airfield, whether you jump or not.