Skydiving in San Vicente
SAN VICENTE · PHILIPPINES

Skydiving in San Vicente.

Skydive Palawan from PHP 27,825: tandem sky diving over San Vicente's 14 km Long Beach. Seasonal Jan–May. Compare packages, see prices and book.

Dropzone in San Vicente

Skydive Palawan

Packages in San Vicente range from PHP 27,825 to PHP 44,100 across 1 curated dropzone. Prices vary by altitude, video/handcam package, and operator.

About skydiving in San Vicente

Jumping in San Vicente, explained.

San Vicente is Palawan's quiet giant: home to Long Beach, a 14-kilometre ribbon of sand that's the longest in the Philippines, and since recently its own airport with domestic links. Skydive Palawan flies tandems from around 10,000 feet here (from PHP 27,825), exiting over water so clear the reef reads from altitude — many jumpers rate it the best visual in the country. Reaching it is part of the adventure: fly direct to San Vicente where schedules allow, or route via Puerto Princesa (roughly three hours by van). December to May is the dry season and the reliable jump window. Pair the jump with El Nido — it's under two hours north — and you've built the definitive Palawan itinerary.

Good to know

Skydiving in San Vicente: your questions.

How much does a skydive in Palawan cost?

Skydive Palawan at San Vicente runs tandems from PHP 27,825 from around 10,000 ft, over some of the clearest water in the Philippines.

When is the best time to skydive in Palawan?

December to May — Palawan's dry season. The wet season brings frequent holds, so plan jumps early in a trip to allow a weather buffer.

Where is the San Vicente dropzone?

San Vicente sits on Palawan's west coast, home to the 14-km Long Beach — one of the longest in the country — which makes for a spectacular landing area backdrop. San Vicente has its own domestic airport.

Is Skydive Palawan beginner-friendly?

Yes — USPA-affiliated tandem jumps with a licensed instructor; no experience required.

Where else to jump

Other places to jump in Asia.

Plan your jump

Guides for San Vicente