Do I need any experience to go paragliding?

No experience is needed. Tandem paragliding means you fly with a professional pilot who controls the entire flight. You just sit back and enjoy the view.

How long does a paragliding flight last?

Tandem flights typically last 20–30 minutes, depending on weather conditions and thermal activity. The whole experience including briefing and transport takes about 2–3 hours.

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Paragliding in Love Bay

Love Bay, Poros

⏱ 20 minutes

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About this experience

Paragliding in Love Bay is a tandem paragliding flight launched from the hills above Poros, Greece, landing on the beach at Love Bay. The flight offers a 15-20 minute aerial view of the Saronic Gulf, the island's pine-covered slopes, and the town of Poros below. Each session includes a certified pilot, all safety equipment, and a brief ground school before takeoff.

What to expect

Tandem flights last 15-20 minutes from launch to landing on Love Bay's sand
Includes a certified pilot, harness, helmet, and a pre-flight safety briefing
You will see the Poros channel, the Peloponnese coast, and the island's coastline from 300-500 metres altitude
Suitable for first-time flyers and those with no prior experience; minimum age is 12 years
Flights operate in calm morning winds, typically between 9:00 and 12:00, with a weight limit of 100 kg
A GoPro camera is mounted on the pilot's helmet, and the video file is provided after landing