What is paramotoring?

Paramotoring is a powered form of paragliding where a motorized propeller helps you fly through the air. It’s a unique and thrilling adventure sport that offers breathtaking aerial views.

What is the duration of a typical paramotoring ride?

Rides typically last between 10 to 20 minutes, depending on the package chosen.

What is the weight limit for Paramotoring Joyride?

The weight limit typically ranges from 25 kg to 100 kg for paramotoring flights.

Are there any medical restrictions?

Yes, people with severe heart conditions, epilepsy, or other serious medical issues should avoid paramotoring. Please consult your doctor if you’re unsure.

Will I fly solo, or will there be a pilot with me?

All Flying Safari rides are tandem flights, meaning you’ll be accompanied by a certified pilot who controls the paramotor.

Can I take photos or videos during my paramotoring ride?

Yes, you can bring a securely strapped phone or camera. Additionally, we offer GoPro footage as an add-on service to capture your adventure.

Behind the Scenes: A Day in the Life of a Paramotoring Pilot

Paramotoring is a thrilling sport that allows pilots to soar above breathtaking landscapes, but have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes? A day in the life of a paramotoring pilot is filled with preparation, safety checks, and the joy of flight.

Here’s an inside look at the dedication and passion it takes to fly safely and provide adventurers with unforgettable experiences.

1. Early Morning Preparation

The day starts early for a paramotoring pilot. Before any flights, they conduct a thorough review of:

Weather Conditions : Checking wind speeds, direction, and cloud cover to ensure safe flying conditions.
Equipment Inspection : Examining the motor, harness, wing, and safety gear for any signs of wear and tear.
Flight Plan Review : Mapping out safe takeoff and landing zones while coordinating with other pilots and ground crew.

2. Pre-Flight Safety Checks

Safety is the top priority in paramotoring. Before each flight, pilots ensure:

1. The paramotor engine is functioning properly.
2. The wing is fully intact with no damage.
3. Communication devices are working for coordination with ground teams.

Passengers (if any) are briefed on safety protocols and comfortable with the experience.

Once everything is in place, the pilot takes off, experiencing the pure exhilaration of soaring through the air. During the flight, pilots:

Monitor altitude and weather changes.
Ensure things are secure and comfortable.
Capture breathtaking aerial views for clients or personal records.

3. Post-Flight Procedures

After landing safely, the work isn’t over. A paramotoring pilot must:

Conduct a post-flight inspection of the gear.
Log details of the flight, including weather conditions and any unusual occurrences.
Provide feedback to passengers and answer any questions about the experience.

The Challenges and Rewards

Being a paramotoring pilot is not just about adventure—it requires skill, discipline, and constant learning. Challenges include unpredictable weather, mechanical maintenance, and ensuring every flight meets safety standards. However, the rewards are unmatched: breathtaking views, the joy of flight, and sharing unforgettable experiences with adventurers.

A paramotoring pilot’s day is a mix of adventure, responsibility, and dedication. Every flight is a new experience, offering a fresh perspective on the world below. Whether you’re a thrill-seeker or considering becoming a pilot yourself, knowing what goes on behind the scenes adds a deeper appreciation for this incredible sport.