We had some great Tandem Hang Gliding Flights in the South West last week, taking a group of four people flying over Woolacombe Bay on Wednesday.
Some fantastic climbs up to almost 1400 feet above the beach at times. The long range however does not look favourable for flying at Woolacombe. We are forecasted winds from the East all week; when we start seeing some westerly winds on the radar we will update you.
Now the sunny warm easterly winds has passed on we are in for a couple of days of windy and blustery weather. It should clear middle of the week though to give us some on-shore westerly winds for Tandem Hang Gliding in Devon. We are looking at Wednesday so if you have a voucher and are available then get in touch.
We are closed until Thursday this week, easterly winds forecast so time to have a little break from flying! We will update you on the flying conditions for the weekend and beyond on Thursday.
We found a break in the weather on Monday to take a group Tandem Hang Gliding at Woolacombe.
Superb conditions allowed us to fly like a bird and soar over North Devon to over 1100 feet!
The long range weather forecase has a high pressure system dominating next week so we won't be getting the westerly winds needed to
Tandem Hang Glide over Woolacombe. We will update you as the week develops.
Tuesday and Thursday last week we managed to find a few slots in the weather window to get some Tandem Hang Gliding in at Woolacombe. Looking ahead this week we have a couple of group booking at the start and the end of the week. We will keep an eye on Wednesday and the weekend for those who are booked in with vouchers.
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