This paragliding site in the Biokovo Natural Park, Dalmatia, Croatia, offers a stunning coastal soaring experience with a height difference of 1300 meters and a ridge extending 20-25 km, perfect for some cross-country flying. The takeoff is at an altitude of 1311 meters, with a stony terrain that requires a reverse takeoff due to the risk of lines getting caught on the rocky ground. This site is very sensitive due to its location in a natural park, so it's crucial to follow all the rules, pay the necessary fee, and contact the local Fly operator, Matko Benkovic, at Tel: +38 5 21 616148 or Mob: +38 5 98 732110 before flying. The region is known for its moderately sloping, rocky hills with two wind indicators, making a reverse takeoff advisable. The site record for flights in this area is 19.6 km. Makarska, the nearby town, is spectacular with an immense mountain overlooking it. It offers a unique flying experience where you can practice SIV maneuvers over the sea before landing on a beautiful beach next to the Adriatic. Makarska is also known for its vibrant nightlife, making it a great destination for both flying and social activities. For accommodation, consider staying in a traditional Istrian house in Gornja Nugla, located 2.5 km from the flying site Raspadalica and 7 km from Buzet. This house offers full comfort with a bathroom, shower, washing machine, satellite TV, fully equipped kitchen, and bedrooms for five adults. It also features an original Istrian fireplace. More information can be found at [Gornja Nugla Accommodation](http://www.gornja-nugla.com/). For more visual insights, check out these videos: - [Video 1](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CS_1Zn03kvs) - [Video 2](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjkfUYjP3hE) - [Video 3](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7I87Ow2Vxmk) - [Video 4](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sn2wudi2HWI) - [Video 5](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FipMmpGZKeQ) Takeoff altitudes are available at 600m ASL and 1300m ASL. The location coordinates are N43°18.180' E17°03.123', with an altitude of 1250m MSL and an elevation of 1250m ALZ. The wind direction is between 200°-280°.
View spotLocated in Croatia, the Učka mountain offers a unique paragliding experience with its 20 km ridge stretching south to Plomin. The western side descends towards the interior of Istria, while the eastern side drops towards the Kvarner Bay and the Riviera of Opatija. This site is particularly favored by pilots for its dynamic wind conditions and thermals, especially in the summer with westerly winds. For safety reasons, paragliders are advised to take off from a lower altitude. The site is known for good afternoon soaring, with some potential for cross-country flights. Visiting pilots should announce their flights to Jean-Pjer Kovačević at +385912012752. The height limit for flights is 2100 m ASL. More information can be found at [pjkflumen.org](http://www.pjkflumen.org). The Učka Nature Park requires visitors to behave respectfully and follow the guidance of local rangers. **Takeoff Points:** **Saddle Takeoff:** - Orientation: West - Location: Southern side of Učka, 200 m below the peak - Features: Ample space for multiple wings, wind channeled through a forest clearing - Emergency Landing: Small meadow approximately 200 m away - Note: Preferred for safety; flights can be short if there is no wind or dynamic lift **Vojak Takeoff (1396 m):** - Orientation: West - Location: Steep slopes, 100 m south of the tower at the peak - Note: Requires experience and routine due to limited margin for error; recommended to use the Saddle takeoff to avoid accidents **Flying Conditions:** - Best conditions in the afternoon - Options to follow the ridge south towards Plomin or head west towards Buzet - Later starts are better suited for flights towards the south for longer durations **How to Get There:** - From Rijeka, head towards the Učka tunnel - Turn towards Veprinac 5 km before the tunnel and continue to the pass (hotel, restaurant) - At the pass, take the marked left turn leading to the top of Učka - For the Saddle takeoff, turn left onto the white path about 1 km before the peak, or hike south from the peak for about 10 minutes **Contacts:** - Jean-Pjer Kovačević, operator (Homo Volans Opatija): info@homo-volans.hr - Učka Nature Park: Tel. 051 293 753, Tel/Fax 051 293 751, e-mail: park.prirode.ucka@inet.hr For a visual experience, check out these videos: - [Video 1](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1eULvfSNGM) - [Video 2](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELK-Pd026O8) More information can be found at [pjkflumen.org](http://www.pjkflumen.org).
View spotKalnik West Launch, located at an elevation of 587 meters, is a challenging paragliding site in Croatia. This site is occasionally used and is known for thermal soaring, with some potential for cross-country flights. The takeoff is steep, making it suitable for experienced pilots. There might be two different upper Kalnik launches, and this one is referred to as the 'West' launch. For more information, you can check out the following resources: - [PG Feniks](http://www.feniks.hr/novo/) - [Klub Parajedriličara 'Tribe' Čakovec Facebook Page](https://www.facebook.com/KlubParajedrilicaraTribeCakovec/) Contact details for local operators: - PG Feniks: Tel 091 7679 258, 098 898 018 - Edo: +385917679258 Address: Otokara Keršovanija 44, 40000 Čakovec For a visual overview, you can watch these videos: - [Video 1](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zbOL5NH0xlg) - [Video 2](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gb5LhDG8A0M)
View spotThe take-off site near Veli Mlun is situated at an altitude of 180 meters, with an altitude difference of 140 meters. This location is occasionally used and is suitable for training flights. Cross-country (XC) flights are possible from this site. To reach the take-off site, if you are coming from Buzet, take the road towards Istarske toplice. After approximately 2 kilometers, turn right towards Veli Mlun. The take-off site is directly accessible from the road. For more information, you can visit the local paragliding club's website or contact them directly.
View spotLocated in Croatia, this paragliding site offers a takeoff height of 805 meters and is considered easy to medium in difficulty. It is a regularly used spot, though not heavily logged, making it a good choice for pilots looking for a quieter experience. Cross-country flights are possible from this location. The takeoff area is wide and grassy, providing ample space for a smooth launch. After takeoff, it is crucial to turn left to avoid a small hill situated south of the takeoff area. The starting point is just below the Mountaineers' lodge Žitnica, making it accessible and suitable for beginners. The landing point is located in Gorica Svetojanska, under the church and graveyard, at a height of 240 meters. The coordinates for the landing point are N45°42’54’’ / E015°35’56’’. Wind directions suitable for this site are SE, S, and SW. However, be aware that the area can be rather turbulent, especially in the flat field behind the trees. For more information, you can contact ZK PARAfreeK in Samobor at info-zk@parafreek.hr or +385 98 906 9051. The service provider for this site is Aero club Parafreek, located at Starogradska 15, Samobor. You can also reach out to Ivica Knežević at +385/98 906 90 51 or via email at info@parafreek.hr. For additional details, visit the club's Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/kslkolibri/ or the park's official website: http://www.park-zumberak.hr/aktivnosti/paragliding_en.html. Check out some videos of flights from this site: - [Video 1](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQLX61GEA80) - [Video 2](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wowieunZZvw) - [Video 3](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OvJefL2v4k) - [Video 4](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAsMHkW13uQ) - [Video 5](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3wWsbsvnDa8) - [Video 6](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXYz6KP4mOs)
View spotLocated in Croatia, the Tribalj paragliding site offers an exhilarating experience with a starting elevation of 783 meters and an altitude difference of 680 meters. This site is renowned for its excellent thermal and dynamic soaring conditions, making it a popular choice for cross-country flights. The best wind directions for flying are from the southeast to the west, with the southwest to south being optimal. Flying is strictly prohibited with a north wind. Visiting pilots must contact the local club before flying due to controlled airspace regulations. Failure to do so may result in legal consequences. The primary contacts for takeoff operations are Marko Hrgetić (+385 95 8143976, hrga@pjkflumen.org) and Vedran Mihaljević (+385 98 260 431). Access to the takeoff site is convenient, with a short car ride followed by a one-minute walk. The site is accessible year-round, offering a large number of flyable days. The ridge, approximately 20 km long, provides excellent thermal conditions, especially in the middle of the day. Beginners can enjoy more peaceful conditions in the afternoon. The official landing site is located below the village of Antovo. If you are unable to land there, alternative landing areas include the Big Meadows by the lake or the lower meadow in the center of Tribalj. For those considering a top landing, aim for the large grassy area between the hang gliding start and the transmission line. The gentle slope of the hill above the meadows ensures a safe landing without the risk of rotor turbulence. Many pilots fall in love with Tribalj's charm and return frequently. The combination of a significant height difference, stunning views of the sea and hills, and good road access makes this area a compelling choice for paragliding. For more information, you can visit the club's website at [PJK Flumen](http://www.pjkflumen.org). Additional resources: - [YouTube Video 1](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CqFvJc-PjcM) - [YouTube Video 2](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1eULvfSNGM) - [Vimeo Video 1](https://vimeo.com/22432334) - [Vimeo Video 2](https://vimeo.com/15407441) - [YouTube Video 3](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mjyv0Y9jAQU) - [YouTube Video 4](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uIb8yu8tt1k) - [Photo Album](https://get.google.com/albumarchive/102808998354769489021/album/AF1QipN0m5ULEftG87RDYVa31pd0I1GQNrX9t2P2OpE-) Contact Information: - PJK Flumen: +385 (0) 51 250 114, +385 (0) 98 720 170 - Klub Kobac: Marko Hrgetić, +385 95 8143976 For directions, follow the asphalt road from Tribalj through Kostelj, Baretići, and Antovo, and look for the Vidikovac Mahavica sign. Parking is available at the top, with information boards on the left. For winter takeoffs, use the smaller start area accessible via the same road, stopping after the switchbacks. Enjoy your flight and the breathtaking views of the sea and the island of Krk!
View spotVransko Lake The road to the top is paved, allowing you to drive within fifty meters of the summit. From there, it's a short, easy walk to the lookout point. Upon arrival, you'll be greeted by a friendly guide who charges an entrance fee of 20 euros for access to the nature park. If you're there for paragliding, you can explain the sport's minimal impact on nature, as it involves no noise, engines, or pollution. The guide may need to consult with her supervisor, who will likely approve the flight with the condition to avoid the northern part of the lake due to an ornithological reserve. Regarding take-off locations, there are no ideal spots for a standard take-off. The terrain is challenging, with irregular stone blocks making it difficult to get a good run. If the wind isn't blowing at 2-5 m/s, the chances of a successful take-off are slim. You might need to lift the wing carefully and navigate the rocky terrain. Another option is a small gazebo accessible via an educational trail. This area is enclosed by a wooden fence and features binoculars. However, a wooden pillar with a roadmap and surrounding shrubs make it tricky. If the wind is gusting at 3-5 m/s, it’s best not to attempt a take-off here. The wing should be placed in a controlled manner, preferably on one side of the lift. Once the wing is in the air, you need to navigate a narrow passage between bushes and fences, step on a small rock, and take off. For the flight itself, the conditions may not be ideal, and you should be cautious of potential rotors. My flight lasted 25 minutes, with about 10 minutes spent over the main reefs due to precautionary measures. The view of the lake, sea, and Dalmatia is breathtaking. Landing can be tricky but manageable. You need to approach with sufficient height to avoid getting caught in the underbrush or landing on a stone path. I opted to land on a small ridge at the end of a meadow. Be cautious not to get the wing caught in an olive tree. The potential for this site is significant. If local pilots from Zadar and its surroundings were to use this spot, it could become a popular location. Some gravel work to smooth out the start area and possibly some minor construction at the lookout point could make it more accessible. The park administration might be open to these improvements, which could increase visitor numbers and ticket sales. The terrain is beautiful and deserves to be utilized, but the lack of local pilots may hinder its development. For more information, visit [Vransko Lake Nature Park](http://www.feniks.hr/novo/novosti/47-vransko-jezero-.html).
View spotMain Buzet takeoff in Istria, Croatia, is a top-rated paragliding site known for its excellent thermal soaring ridge and potential for cross-country (XC) flights. It is frequently used and has been a Paragliding World Cup (PWC) takeoff location. Toplanding is possible here. Region: Istria - Croatia Site record: 34.3 km Region: Croatia Site record: 37.9 km Region: Istria - Croatia Site record: 4.7 km For more visual insights, check out these videos: - [Video 1](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehZLxbLJDjo) - [Video 2](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_t25hg8yZU) - [Video 3](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_t25hg8yZU&t=1s) - [Video 4](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SRURrC29wWA) - [Video 5](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SCrB_msj4QU) - [Video 6](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ocdqDBgnhRY) - [Video 7](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tiyN-0pptl8) - [Video 8](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=busPg5jcKho) - [Video 9](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWJgEpzXjjA) - [Video 10](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3t4J5JV0YU) For more information, contact Nevio Ladavac at [www.raspadalica.com](http://www.raspadalica.com) or call +385989247300. Additional details can be found at [Tici.hr](http://www.tici.hr). Raspadalica, located in the north of the Istrian peninsula, is a beautiful and friendly ridge with a significant flying scene. It is becoming increasingly popular among alternative tourism enthusiasts. The site is accessible via a steep road from Buzet, leading to a cliff above the Railway Station Buzet. The area is also popular for adventure activities like free climbing and mountain biking. How to get there: - From Rijeka: Take the road through Roč and Nugla, then follow the macadam road to the takeoff site. - From Buzet: Head towards the railway station in Buzet, continue to the village of Slum, and then take the macadam road for about 2 km to the cliff and the takeoff site. Takeoff altitude: 545 m Wind direction: S-SW Altitude difference to the landing site: approx. 400 m The takeoff site is suitable for gliders and kites. The landing site is a grass field along the road from Buzet to Slum, approximately 3 km from the center of Buzet. Most flights head towards Učka, Lanišće, Hum, and Pazin. Note: The takeoff site at Raspadalica is closed for individual flights. A symbolic daily takeoff fee is charged. Location: N45°25.427' E13°59.876' Altitude: 540m MSL Elevation: 420m ALZ Wind: 160°-240° Suitable for: Paragliding (PG), Hang Gliding (HG) For more information, visit [Raspadalica](http://www.raspadalica.com).
View spotH 554 is a paragliding site located in Istria, Croatia. This site is known for its cliff takeoff and the possibility of toplanding. It is regularly used, at least until 2019, and offers both soaring and cross-country (XC) flying opportunities. The site is particularly favorable for the typical local afternoon winds, making it a good spot for a 20 km long ridge flight. The site record for this location is 19.8 km. For more information, you can visit [Vuelo Aventura](www.vuelo-aventura.de) or check out [Itze Fly's blog](http://itzefly.blogspot.de/2013_10_01_archive.html). Another paragliding site in Croatia has a record of 71.8 km, but specific details about this site are not provided.
View spotThis site, located at an elevation of 607 meters in Croatia, is an alternative takeoff point primarily used during winter. It offers panoramic flights but is rarely frequented by pilots. For more information about flying at Tribalj, you can contact Klub Kobac. Reach out to Marko Hrgetić at +385958143976. Visiting pilots should contact the club before flying to ensure safety and coordination. To reach the small takeoff point, follow the same road as you would to the main takeoff. Stop after the serpentine, and on the right-hand side, you will see a large sloped meadow. This smaller takeoff is used when the wind at the main takeoff is too strong, particularly when it breaks through from the North, or during winter months when the road to the main takeoff is buried in snow. The takeoff area consists of large meadows ending at a vertical high cliff. It is crucial to start from the top of the meadows to avoid the risk of getting into rotor or turbulence. The author has experienced the turbulence firsthand and strongly advises starting from the bottom edge of the meadows. For more details, visit [Klub Kobac's website](http://www.pjkflumen.org).
View spotLocated in the Šibenik region of Croatia, this paragliding site sits at an elevation of 1050 meters. It is occasionally used and offers opportunities for soaring. Cross-country flights are possible, with the site record being 9.7 km. For a visual overview, you can watch this video: [YouTube Video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIMTbX7Y154).
View spotLocated in Radoboj, Croatia, the paragliding site at Strahinjčica offers a takeoff altitude of 688 meters. This site is occasionally used and is suitable for both soaring and cross-country (XC) flights. The site record stands at 69.2 km. For more information, you can watch these videos: [Video 1](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdUA_wf4Ruw) [Video 2](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrMpnkYHQCk) The site is managed by Paragliding Club Jastreb. More details can be found on their [website](http://www.jastreb.org/hr/). Another local club is Klub Parajedriličara 'Tribe' Čakovec. You can contact them via their [Facebook page](https://www.facebook.com/KlubParajedrilicaraTribeCakovec/) or email at info@kp-tribe.hr. The operator for the site is Edo, reachable at +385917679258. The takeoff area is located on the southern slope of Strahinjčica mountain, near a mountain hut at 720 meters above sea level. To reach the takeoff, drive from Krapina towards Varaždin. After passing through the settlement of Žutnica, take the road leading through a quarry to the mountain hut. From there, it's a 200-meter walk along a mountain path to the takeoff point. An automatic meteorological station at the takeoff provides real-time wind speed, direction, and air temperature information. You can access this data by calling +38599/4123-254. The official landing site is in Podgora Krapinska, next to an auxiliary football field. This area is accessible via the highway, visible from the sports and recreational center. Be cautious of the high-voltage power lines when considering alternative landing sites at the foot of the mountain. For more details, visit the [Paragliding Club Jastreb website](http://www.jastreb.org/hr/).
View spotBaška, Croatia offers a medium-altitude paragliding experience at 256 meters, primarily suited for coastal soaring with some thermal activity. The site is regularly used and provides a nice, easy flying experience. There are multiple takeoff options, and toplanding is possible. This site is exclusively for paragliding and requires a 45-minute walk to reach the takeoff point, which can be steep and fenced. Flying is recommended only in calm north or northeast winds. The region is known for its scenic flights, often accompanied by Griffon Vultures, which are excellent indicators of thermal activity. The views from the air include the entire island of Krk and neighboring islands such as Prvić, St. Gregory, Rab, Pag, and Cres. Achieved heights can reach up to 2500 meters above sea level, allowing for extensive cross-country flying. The terrain consists of two mountain ridges, Hlam (461m) and Veliki Hlam (482m), which surround the valley. The southern ridge is used for flying in northern winds, while the northern ridge is used for westerly winds. The valley is thermally active, especially with a good thermal gradient in northern wind conditions. For north wind (Burin) flights, the takeoff is accessible via a trail from the base of the ridge, taking about 45 minutes to walk. The takeoff area is marked by green grass maintained by local sheep. Ideal wind conditions are between 5 m/s to 6 m/s. Landing options include various meadows in the valley and the beach, though the beach should be avoided during the summer due to the number of bathers. For south wind (Maestral) flights, access is by car to the local cemetery or St. John's Church, followed by a 45-minute walk through a pine forest. The takeoff area is on a gentle slope, suitable for two wings. It is recommended to launch only with a headwind due to the rocky terrain. This takeoff is not suitable for beginners. For more information, visit [PJK Flumen](http://www.pjkflumen.org/hr/letjelista/baska-otok-krk.html). Watch a flight video: [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1eULvfSNGM).
View spotHeight: 162 meters, Horizontal Distance: 160 meters. This site is frequently used and offers good afternoon soaring conditions with some potential for cross-country flights. Access is convenient by car, and toplanding is generally straightforward. Located in Croatia, this site has a record flight distance of 46.0 km. Another nearby site in the same region has a record of 2.8 km. Takeoff conditions are favorable with a strong breeze, especially with winds coming from the west or northwest. For more visual insights, you can check out these videos: - [Video 1](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lmnUL9EWpXo) - [Video 2](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hyLrkKWifIc) - [Video 3](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ihneccoPmwo) - [Video 4](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLeIdh5cf5E) - [Video 5](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PxyTr-dAQuc) - [Video 6](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTTnGDNHunQ) - [Video 7](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vo1YEM0MkKw) - [Video 8](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aEVRYU7ZKmo) - [Video 9](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIhnnQusA0U) For community updates, visit the [Paragliding Facebook Page](https://www.facebook.com/paragliding.ge/posts/232505396862095). Location coordinates: N45°19.857' E13°40.068' Altitude: 160 meters MSL Elevation: 160 meters ALZ Wind direction: 240°-300° Suitable for both paragliding (PG) and hang gliding (HG).
View spotThis paragliding site in Croatia is situated at an elevation of 808 meters. It is rarely used and there is limited information available about it. The site record for the longest flight is 3.6 kilometers.
View spotGrobničko Polje, located in the hinterland of Rijeka, Croatia, is a paragliding site known for its accessibility and moderate use. The site features three main takeoff points: Žbelac, Jazvina, and Hahlić. Žbelac, at an altitude of 845 meters, is a relatively short takeoff with some obstacles like holes and stones, making it unsuitable for beginners. However, on a good day, you can be airborne in just a few steps. The takeoff area is large enough for three wings to launch simultaneously. To reach Žbelac, follow the road towards the hunting lodge, turn sharply left after 100 meters, park your car, and continue on foot for about 10 minutes. Jazvina, at 908 meters, is a higher takeoff point. Although you can catch thermals quickly on good days, the main thermal activity is in front of Žbelac, requiring you to fly over power lines to reach the thermals. For westerly winds, starting from Žbelac is recommended. The site is not suitable for south winds. The best wind directions are west, southwest, and northwest. Attention: There is an airport nearby, so it's crucial to follow the rules and contact local pilots for more information. Additionally, there is a shooting range below the takeoff area, and flying is prohibited when the military is active. For guest pilots, contact Marko Hrgetić at +385 958 143 976 or visit www.pjkflumen.org. The official landing point is the airport, and you must contact the operator at +385 (0) 51 250 114 or +385 (0) 98 720 170 before landing. For current weather conditions, visit the website [link] or use the WAP service at wap.arz.hr/meteo.php?stat=1. Watch videos of the site: - [Video 1](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1eULvfSNGM) - [Video 2](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INI6Sb-BfQY) - [Video 3](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXRs6m1snO0) For more detailed information, visit the PJK Flumen website: [PJK Flumen](http://www.pjkflumen.org/hr/letjelista/grobnik.html).
View spotThe paragliding site at Plešivica offers a unique experience for those who enjoy hike & fly and thermal soaring. The starting point is located at the top of Plešivica, accessible via mountaineers' trails from either the northern or southern side. The takeoff altitude is 779 meters, with wind directions primarily from the south to southwest. The landing zone is a meadow situated south of the village of Plešivica, at an altitude of 200 meters. Please note that the coordinates provided for the landing zone should be verified, as there may be discrepancies in the indicated height. Parking is available in a curve 300 meters before the pass, followed by a 300-meter walk uphill to reach the takeoff point. Be cautious of the wine fields near the landing area. For more information, you can visit the official website of Park Žumberak: [Park Žumberak Paragliding](http://www.park-zumberak.hr/aktivnosti/paragliding_en.html). Service provider: Klub slobodnog letenja (KSL), ŠD „Sutinska vrela”, Dvoriček 2, 10090 Zagreb. Contact: Danko Petrin Phone: +385 99 807 1304 Email: danko.petrin@zg.t-com.hr For a visual overview, you can watch a flight video here: [YouTube Flight Video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ke-TvReEd4). For additional flying locations, you can explore: [Paraglider Map of Flying Places](http://www.pjkflumen.org/paraglider-map-of-flying-places).
View spotAt an elevation of 996 meters, this paragliding site is rarely used. It is suitable for top landing with winds coming from the West or Southwest. There are no flight logs or additional information available for this location. For more details on paragliding sites in Croatia, visit [Paragliding Croatia](http://www.paraglidingcroatia.com/en/paragliding-croatia/flying-places-in-croatia.html).
View spotThis paragliding site in Croatia, situated at an elevation of 900 meters, is occasionally used for soaring flights. The site has a recorded flight distance of 1.2 km.
View spotAt an elevation of 903 meters, this paragliding site is considered medium-difficult. It is a walk-and-fly location with a newly established takeoff area. The launch site is narrow, and pilots should be aware that turbulence is possible. For more information, you can check out this video: [YouTube Video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJ7ZDjCAC50). The site is managed by Klub Parajedriličara 'Tribe' Čakovec. You can reach them at Otokara Keršovanija 440000 Čakovec or visit their website at [kp-tribe.hr](http://kp-tribe.hr). For inquiries, email them at info@kp-tribe.hr. For additional community insights, visit their Facebook page: [Klub Parajedriličara 'Tribe' Čakovec](https://www.facebook.com/kslkolibri/).
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