Adrenalineat 1592 metres

Truly everyone. No flying knowledge, training or special fitness is required: the pilot does all the flying and controls the wing from start to finish. You just follow a few simple instructions and a short run of a few metres at take-off, then your feet leave the ground almost before you notice. It's perfect both for first-timers and for those after a strong thrill — you decide with the pilot before you go.

You can fly with an indicative weight between 30 and 130 kg, held up by the force of the air alone. If you're just outside these limits, don't give up: write to us and we'll check feasibility together based on conditions and equipment. If you have serious heart, back or other health issues, we recommend getting a doctor's opinion before booking.

We fly all year round, as long as the weather allows: the best times are often clear mornings and sunset, with calm air and spectacular light. Strong wind, or wind from the wrong direction for take-off, plus rain and storms are the only things that stop us. That's why we always confirm the flight after checking the forecast: if the weather doesn't cooperate, we happily reschedule to a date that suits you.

Only people with genuine clinical vertigo may have any difficulty. Far more often, vertigo is confused with a simple fear of heights: in paragliding, though, there's no handhold or edge beneath your feet, so that typical sensation of leaning over a balcony or a ladder simply doesn't happen. Most people feel only a pleasant sense of floating in the air. If in doubt, talk it over with the pilot before take-off.

Dress comfortably and sporty. Closed shoes such as trekking boots are required, while heels, sandals, skirts and smart clothes are best avoided. It's cooler up high than on the ground, so bring a windproof jacket and light gloves; in summer sunglasses are a good idea too. The helmet is provided by the pilot. Remember to secure anything loose — glasses, hats, phone — as up there it can easily blow away.

You'll always fly with an expert tandem pilot, specifically licensed by the Aero Club d'Italia and insured to carry a passenger. The equipment is certified, regularly checked and fitted with a reserve parachute. Safety comes first: the pilot decides if and when to fly and, if conditions aren't ideal, we always prefer to reschedule rather than take needless risks.