Tandem skydive in Torino

The closest dropzone to Torino is Paracadutismo Torino, based in Cumiana (TO). Exit altitude: 4,000m. Indicative price: €200. Drive from Torino city centre: roughly 30 km south-west.

Where to do a tandem skydive in Torino

Torino sits in the Po plain, ringed by the Alps to the north and west. That geography makes it one of the best-placed cities in Italy for skydiving: clear horizons, consistent summer thermals, and a view from altitude that takes in Mont Blanc on a good day.

The go-to dropzone for the city is [Skydream Center](/enParacadutismo Torin school pageo), located in Cumiana, roughly 30 km south-west of Torino's city centre. You exit at 4,000 m, which gives you the full 60-second freefall that defines a proper jump — not the cut-price 2,000 m version some centres still sell.

Getting there: Cumiana is reachable by car in about 35–40 minutes from Porta Nuova. There is no direct public transport to the airfield, so plan to drive or arrange a lift.

Why Skydream Center

Match confidence for this recommendation is high. Here is why it earns that rating:

• Altitude: 4,000 m exit is the standard you want. Sixty seconds of freefall, not thirty.
• Province match: The school operates inside province TO — no need to cross into Liguria or Lombardia.
• Piemonte panorama: On clear days the freefall view covers the entire Alpine arc from the Monviso to the Gran Paradiso massif.
• Pricing: At around €200, it sits at the Italian market average for a 4,000 m tandem. No hidden add-ons for the standard jump.

Book directly through the school's page at [/enSkydream Center school page](/en/centres/paracadutismo-torino). Weekends fill up fast from April to October — mid-week slots are easier to secure.

How the jump works

You arrive at the airfield, sign paperwork, and get a 20–30 minute ground briefing with your instructor. Then you board a light aircraft and climb to 4,000 m — about 15–20 minutes in the air.

At exit altitude you and your instructor leave the plane together. Freefall lasts around 60 seconds at roughly 200 km/h. The parachute opens at approximately 1,500 m. From there you glide for 4–5 minutes under canopy, steering over the Piemonte plain, before a standing landing on the grass.

Total time on-site is usually 2–3 hours, depending on weather holds and aircraft availability. For age, weight, and health requirements, see [/entandem requirements](/en/tandem/requirements).

Alternatives to consider

If Skydream Center is fully booked or you want to compare options, two centres within reasonable driving distance of Torino are worth checking:

• Skydive Susa Valley — operates in the Susa valley corridor to the west of Torino. Smaller operation, check their current season schedule before booking.
• Skydive Vercelli — based near Vercelli, roughly 80 km east of Torino. Larger airfield, higher aircraft availability on busy summer weekends.

Neither of these is closer to Torino than Skydream Center, and prices were not verified at time of writing — contact them directly for current rates.

How much it costs

A 4,000 m tandem at Skydream Center costs around €200. That figure covers the jump itself. Video and photo packages are almost always extra — budget €50–€100 more if you want footage.

For a full price breakdown, what's included, and how Piemonte dropzones compare to the national average, see [/entandem cost guide](/en/tandem/cost).