Paragliding over Kaş
Tandem flight above the peninsula and the Greek island of Meis.
From the launch slopes above town, Kaş rearranges itself: the peninsula becomes a green finger in blue glass, Meis sits close enough to read, and the harbour shrinks to a toy. Tandem flights need zero experience — you are clipped to a certified pilot who does everything except the grinning.
Flights run 20–25 minutes on typical days. Slots in Kaş are genuinely limited — far fewer daily flights than Ölüdeniz — so booking a day or two ahead matters more here than elsewhere.
Highlights
- The peninsula, the Greek island of Meis and the Taurus foothills in one view
- Certified tandem pilots — no experience needed
- Smooth morning air or livelier afternoon thermals, your pick
Included
- Tandem flight with certified pilot
- All flight equipment
- Transfer to launch site
Not included
- Photo/video package
You complete your booking on the licensed operator's or agency's own channel. Prices shown are typical 2026-season starting prices with licensed operators.
Questions people actually ask
Is paragliding in Kaş safe?
Tandem flights are flown by certified commercial pilots with maintained equipment, and flights simply do not launch in unsuitable wind. Cancellations rebook or refund — weather discipline is the safety system working, not a flaw.
Are there weight limits?
Typically around 40–110 kg for tandem passengers, varying by operator and conditions. Mention your weight when booking and they will match the right pilot and wing.
What if the wind cancels my flight?
You move to the next available slot or get your money back. Mornings are statistically the calmest bet.
Why should I book ahead in Kaş?
Daily capacity is small compared to bigger flying towns. In July and August the day-of walk-up usually hears ”tomorrow, maybe”.