Your Gateway to

Ireland

DISCOVER THE CAUSEWAY COASTAL ROUTE and wild atlantic way FROM A WHOLE NEW PERSPECTIVE

At 15,000 feet, look beyond the dropzone to a borderless canvas stretching to the horizon. Located on the iconic Causeway Coastal Route just an hour from Belfast, Skydive Ireland is your aerial gateway to the island. Take in breathtaking views of the Giant’s Causeway and Portrush, stretching as far as Donegal, the Mourne Mountains, and across the sea to Scotland.

It’s not just a skydive; it’s Ireland from above.

THE 3 PILLARS OF ADVENTURE

Nearby Attractions 0-40MINS

Columnar basalt rock formations along a shoreline at sunset, with waves crashing against them and a dramatic sky with dark clouds.

Aerial view of a seaside town with a sandy beach, a harbor filled with boats, and residential buildings along the coast. Green fields are visible in the background.

A narrow pedestrian suspension bridge on a rocky coastline with steep cliffs and the ocean below, under a clear blue sky.

You land your skydive, step out of the hangar, and you are instantly immersed in NI's premier tourism crown jewel.

Gateway Connection 60 MINS

The Titanic Museum building with white exterior panels and a central glass walkway, situated behind a grassy area with yellow flowers, under a clear blue sky.

Illuminated historic building with columns and a dome, night sky in background, green lawn in foreground, text overlay 'Historic Belfast Tours'.

Blue suitcase on airport platform near train tracks at Belfast airport

Perfect for tourists landing in the city who want a high end coastal day trip or a seamless transition from city break to coastal adventure.

Day Trips 90+ MINS

Historic church with Gothic architecture and stained glass windows, a cannon in the foreground, and partly cloudy sky, in Derry City, Northern Ireland.

Wooden walkway over green grassy landscape with purple heather, leading to a lake and rocky cliffs in the distance under a partly cloudy sky in the Fernanagh Lakelands.

Trail leading through Mourne Mountains with hikers walking along rocky path. Large granite hill with a cleft in the middle and distant mountain peaks under a partly cloudy sky.

Because you are centrally positioned on the grid, visitors can stay in your local coastal accommodation and easily do day trips out west or south without changing hotels every night.

If you would like to find out more about what Northern Ireland has to offer then please visit the following websites

Map of Ireland showing various locations with estimated driving times, including Giants Causeway (40 minutes), Port Rush (30 minutes), Derry/Londonderry (45 minutes), Skydive Ireland, Titanic Belfast (60 minutes), Fermanagh Lakelands (90 minutes), and Mourne Mountains (over 90 minutes).

The Causeway Coastal Route (25 Mins North): Spend your morning walking the Giant's Causeway or surfing in Portrush.
Derry ~ Londonderry (45 Mins West): Take a quick spin west to explore Europe’s best-preserved, historic 17th-century city walls and vibrant cultural quarters.
Belfast City Centre & Airports (60 Mins South-East): Skydive Ireland is just one hour from Titanic Belfast, international flight connections, and world-class city nightlife.
Fermanagh & The Mournes (90 Mins Island-Inbound): Easily branch out to island-hop the Fermanagh Lakelands or hike the dramatic peaks of County Down before returning to base.

Partner With Us

We want to showcase the absolute best of the North Coast. If you run a local business or accommodation near the drop zone, we want to help our jumpers find you.

Cost: Completely Free

Eligibility: All local tourism, hospitality, & staycation businesses