Skydiving in Bahrain.
Bahrain's only tunnel, Gravity Indoor at Zallaq, is currently closed and there's no outdoor dropzone. See the nearest Gulf options in UAE and Kuwait.
What you need to know.
Across 1 city
Cool, dry desert window
Bookings shown DZ-local + HKT
The state of the sky in Bahrain.
Bahrain has no skydiving operating right now. The kingdom's only listed facility, Gravity Indoor Skydiving, is a 14-foot vertical wind tunnel at Zallaq on the west coast — about 35 km from Manama, not in the capital as it is often listed — and it is currently closed. There is no outdoor dropzone in the country either; the airspace does not support a civilian one. If you want to fly on this trip, the nearest options are a short hop across the Gulf: Skydive Dubai, iFly Dubai and Inflight Dubai in the UAE, and seasonal tandems at Kuwait Skydive & Fly from KWD 99. The Gulf's cool, dry window for outdoor jumping runs October to April. We keep Gravity's listing live so you can check its status, and we will update this page if it reopens.
Where to jump.
These Bahrain operators aren’t running jumps right now. We keep their pages live with verified status, and you can sign up to hear the moment one reopens.
Skydiving in Bahrain: your questions.
Can you skydive in Bahrain?
Not at the moment. The kingdom's only listed facility, Gravity Indoor Skydiving at Zallaq, is currently closed, and there is no outdoor dropzone in Bahrain. The nearest listed options are in the UAE — Skydive Dubai from AED 2,199 — and seasonal Kuwait from KWD 99.
Where is Bahrain's wind tunnel?
At Zallaq, in the Southern Governorate on the west coast, about 35 km from Manama and a short drive from the Bahrain International Circuit. It is frequently listed as being in Manama, which it is not.
How much was indoor skydiving in Bahrain?
Nothing is bookable today. Gravity previously ran bodyflight sessions from BHD 19, but the tunnel is currently closed. For indoor flying in the Gulf, iFly Dubai and Inflight Dubai are the nearest listed tunnels.
Is indoor skydiving good preparation for a real jump?
Yes — the freefall position you learn in a tunnel is exactly what you'll use on a real tandem or AFF jump. Many first-timers do a tunnel session before booking an outdoor jump in Dubai.
