Paragliding in Parangtritis Beach, Yogyakarta,
Yogyakarta Indonesia
Altitude:
325m/1066ft
Wind speed:
15-20kph/9.3-12mph
Elevation:
155m/508ft.
GPS Co-ordinates:
take off : 8°1'44" (8.02889)S; 110°20'45" (110.346)E
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Parangtritis beach is the most popular in Yogyakarta and has a unique geological formation. The beach is characterized by sand dunes, rocky formation and has black sand. Apart from its beauty and mythology it is also a haven for para-gliders. The take off area is easily accessible by car or a motorcycle and stands at altitude of 325 m/1066 ft above sea level. GPS co-ordinates stand at take off : 8°1’44” (8.02889)S; 110°20’45” (110.346)E – Elevation : 155 m/508 ft.
Enjoy a breathtaking views while soaring up above the sky like a bird with winds speed ranging between 15-20 kph/9.3-12 mph. The landing area is of abundance surface allowing for safe landing for pilots. To be able to undertake this exciting adventure, pilots need to have a license issued by your respective country and the license has to be registered as a member of FAI.
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