Three steps down the slope and the ground lets go. Twenty minutes later you have stopped talking: below you, the lake, the villages and the white line of the High Atlas. A licensed pilot handles everything else.
We are not selling an activity: we take you up and bring you back. Everything else is a matter of preparation.
The wing rises, you run three steps, and the harness lifts you. That transition lasts two seconds and stays with you for years.
Lalla Takerkoust lake on one side, the High Atlas ridges on the other, and the ochre roofs of Berber villages right under the wing.
Certified tandem wings, padded harnesses, helmet, and a pilot with more take-offs behind him than you have holiday days.
The briefing is given in French, English, Spanish, German or Arabic. Nobody takes off without understanding what is about to happen.
One price, no surprises when you arrive: the gear, the pilot, the briefing and the ride up to launch. All you bring is closed shoes and a little nerve.
Send us the date that suits you. We reply with the slot that matches the day’s conditions — often early morning in summer.
Meet us at Aguergour. The 4x4 climbs to the launch, the pilot fits your gear and walks you through the three steps. About twenty minutes.
The rest does not put into words very well. We land gently below, and your footage is waiting on a memory card.
Far less than people imagine. There is no jump: the wing is already carrying you when your feet leave the ground, so there is no falling sensation. The first ten seconds surprise you, the rest is surprisingly calm.
Between 30 and 100 kg. Below that the wing is not loaded enough; above it, you leave its certified range. If you are borderline, write to us: depending on the wing available that day, it is sometimes possible.
It depends on the season. In summer we launch early to avoid the lively afternoon air. In spring and autumn, late morning and late afternoon are the smoothest. We give you the exact time when we confirm.
Closed shoes, without exception — you run a few steps at launch. Trousers rather than a skirt, and one layer more than you would wear in town: it is a few degrees cooler up there.
The pilot carries a pole: stills and video from the wing, properly framed, handed over on a memory card after landing. Your phone, however, stays in a zipped pocket — a device dropped in flight is never seen again.
We reschedule, or we refund. We would rather lose a flight than force a launch: it is the one rule we do not debate. You are told the evening before or on the morning itself.
Being able to walk a few steps is enough. Do tell us, though, about heart trouble, a fragile back, pregnancy or recent surgery: sometimes we adapt, sometimes we advise against flying. Better said before than after.
Just tell us which day you are in Marrakech and we will handle the rest.
We come back to you with the exact time, by email and on WhatsApp.