UK Parachuting, Beccles Airfield, Benacre Road, Ellough, NR34 7XD
Tel: 01502 447871
Website MapUK Parachuting offer tandem skydive jumps from 13,000 feet and parachuting opportunities all year round, weather permitting. Coaching is offered in all forms of parachuting and skydiving at many different levels.
The extreme way to enjoy incredible views of the Norfolk/ Suffolk coastline and the Waveney Valley!
All highly skilled instructors operating at UK Parachuting in the ‘Beccles Drop Zone’ are British Parachute Association (BPA) qualified.
Jumping out of an aircraft at 13,000 feet and plunging down to earth at speeds of over 120 mph is a breath taking and intoxicating experience of a lifetime.
The Beccles Airfield is located 15 miles south west of Norwich with incredible views of the Norfolk/Suffolk Coastline.
UK Parachuting was established 25 years ago as Ipswich Parachute Centre and operated for many years at Ipswich Airport. The company now has two sites with the Beccles Drop Zone located 15 miles south west of Norwich in the heart of rural East Anglia. The airfield at Beccles (Ellough) was originally built as a USAAF base in World War II.
UK Parachuting have unlimited altitude and no air traffic problems. Their pilots and skydiving instructors are always present on the airfield to give friendly advice.
The parachuting club has a strong memebership with jumpers make a combined total of more than 10,000 jumps each year.
UK Parachuting was established 25 years ago as Ipswich Parachute Centre and operated for many years at Ipswich Airport. The company now has two sites at Beccles and Sibson. The Beccles Drop Zone is located 15 miles south west of Norwich in the heart of rural East Anglia. The airfield used was originally built as a USAF base in World War 2 but is now home to their own Cessna Caravan turbine aircraft.
UK Parachuting operate 12 months of the year, weather permitting. For full operation get in touch using the contact details below.
UK Parachuting have unlimited altitude and no air traffic problems. Their pilots and skydiving instructors are always present on the airfield to give friendly advice.
The club jumpers make a combined total of more than 10,000 jumps each year and club membership, currently at over 250, is growing. Coaching is offered in all forms of parachuting and skydiving at many different levels and all of the instructors are British Parachute Association (BPA) qualified.
