Paragliding Adventure at Haitang Bay, Sanya | Soar Above Stunning Coastal Views

Aim to arrive 30 minutes before your scheduled time. That gives you time to sign the safety form, meet your instructor, and watch the pre-flight demo without feeling hurried. Rushing makes everyone (especially nervous fliers) tense—we’d rather you start calm.

Most people don’t, but if you’re worried, avoid heavy meals 2 hours before flying. Our instructors also know gentle ways to stabilize the glider if you feel queasy—they’ll keep you informed every step, so you never feel “out of control.”

Phones are tricky up there—wind might blow them out of your hands! But don’t worry: our GoPro and Insta360 cameras capture everything. After landing, we’ll help you download the footage via the apps you pre-downloaded, so you’ll have HD shots without risking your device.

It’s tiny but cozy—think wooden benches and the smell of fresh coconut. They serve cold coconut water (perfect post-flight!), local mango sticky rice, and simple fried noodles. Nothing fancy, but it hits the spot if you’re peckish before or after your flight.

We check wind speed, cloud cover, and rainfall hourly. If there’s even a slight risk (like gusty winds), we’ll email you by 6 PM the day before to confirm or reschedule. No surprises—you’ll know for sure before you pack your bag.

We totally understand! Just mention it when booking, and we’ll do our best to match you. While we can’t guarantee it (depends on staff schedules), we’ll prioritize your comfort—happy to ask around or wait for the next available one.

The takeoff is surprisingly smooth—think “gentle lift” rather than a jump. Your instructor will hold the glider steady until you’re airborne, and there are no sudden drops. Most first-timers say, “That was softer than getting into a taxi!”

Morning flights (8–10 AM) have calmer winds and softer light—perfect for photos. Afternoon (3–5 PM) has warmer air, so the glider feels more buoyant, and you might catch the sunset if you’re on the 13-minute flight. Both are great; it’s up to your vibe!

Comfort is key! Wear sneakers (no flip-flops—they might slip), and clothes that won’t restrict movement (loose T-shirts, shorts). Avoid skirts or dresses—wind can make them fly up (embarrassing!). We have extra jackets if it’s chilly, but in Sanya, that’s rare.

No biggie! We have a tablet at the base with the apps pre-installed. Staff will help you log in with your phone number and sync your footage—takes 5 minutes max. Just make sure your phone has enough storage (the videos are HD, so they’re a bit large).