Fly El Hierro - PARAPENTE / PARAGLIDING TANDEM
Fly El Hierro offers tandem paragliding flights on El Hierro, based in Frontera and listed in the Registro General Turístico de Canarias under number NR_38_7_0000026. Four options are available: a short introductory flight, the standard flight that crosses the sea of clouds and skirts the cliffs, a longer version that spans much of the island, and an acrobatic flight with manoeuvres such as the SAT or the looping.

The flight is flown in tandem with a pilot, so no previous experience is asked for. Each option includes the instructor and the sports equipment, medical and civil liability insurance, a basic theory briefing, transport and photographs of the flight. High definition video and a GPS tracklog are booked separately.
The business is led by Ondrej Prochazka, a certified tandem instructor and professional pilot with two world records and a World Cup title, who chose this island for its weather and its relief. The company renews its gear every season and puts safety at the centre of its policy. Contact runs by telephone, WhatsApp or Messenger, and the site works in Spanish, English and German.
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