GoJump operates tandem skydiving from Bar Yehuda Airfield near Masada and the Dead Sea. Book only through the current operator offer, then confirm eligibility, weather, arrival time, total on-site time, and the photo package before traveling to the airfield.
By DeadSea.com Editorial
Last reviewed: September 2026
Is GoJump currently operating?
The operator’s current website is accepting bookings and identifies Bar Yehuda Airfield on Route 90. The regional Dead Sea tourism portal independently lists the business. Operating days, jump packages, prices, and weather availability can change, so use the live booking page for the exact date.
| Confirm before booking | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Eligibility | Age, size, health, and consent rules are operator-specific |
| Jump package | Flight and free-fall details differ |
| Total visit time | Weather and aircraft sequencing can create waits |
| Media | Photos and video may cost extra |
| Refund policy | Wind or other conditions can stop jumping |
| Meeting point | The airfield is not the Masada park entrance |
Where is the drop zone?
GoJump lists Bar Yehuda Airfield on Route 90 near Masada. Do not navigate to the Masada visitor center or cable-car parking and assume you have reached the skydiving check-in.
Use the exact operator pin and arrival instructions. Allow enough road time that you can complete registration and the safety briefing without rushing.
Who can do a tandem jump?
Only the operator can approve a participant under its current rules. Read the full eligibility and medical restrictions before paying, then disclose any condition, recent surgery, medication, pregnancy, mobility issue, or concern that may affect the jump.
This page does not determine medical fitness. If the operator requires medical clearance or you are uncertain, get advice from an appropriate clinician before the booking becomes non-refundable.
What happens when the weather changes?
Skydiving depends on wind, visibility, aircraft operations, and the safety judgment of the drop zone. A clear forecast does not guarantee that your jump will occur at the booked minute.
Ask how postponement, cancellation, deposits, and rebooking work. Leave buffer time in the day instead of placing another non-refundable activity immediately after the jump.
What should spectators know?
The current operator information addresses friends and family, but the viewing arrangement can change. Confirm who may enter, where they wait, whether shade and toilets are available, and how long the full visit may take.
Children and pets should not be brought without direct permission. An active airfield has safety boundaries that every visitor must follow.
Can you combine GoJump with Masada?
Yes only with a generous schedule. Masada has separate admission, parking, opening hours, and heat restrictions. A weather delay at the airfield can erase the time reserved for the park.
Open the Masada National Park guide and decide which booking is the day’s priority. Add a Dead Sea float only if a managed beach remains open and nobody is being rushed.
Frequently asked questions
Is GoJump inside Masada National Park?
No. The airfield and park entrance are separate locations.
Can I pay only when I arrive?
The live booking process controls deposits and payment. Read the current terms before submitting a reservation.
Are photos included?
Do not assume so. Confirm the media package, delivery format, and price.
Can weather cancel the jump?
Yes. Ask about the operator’s rebooking and refund policy.
Is there a universal minimum age or maximum weight?
No rule on this page replaces the operator’s current eligibility check. Provide accurate participant details before paying.