Two hours on the motorway, then 50 seconds of freefall facing the Atlas.
The big thrill that slots effortlessly into a Casablanca weekend: a 2-hour drive, 4,000 m of altitude, about 50 seconds of freefall facing the Atlas peaks, and a resident rate in dirhams for anyone who lives in Morocco.
You jump just down the road, at Beni Mellal Airport, 2 hours from Casablanca by motorway. PACMA, an FFP-approved club founded in 2000, takes you up to 4,000 m for about 50 seconds of freefall facing the Middle Atlas, every day from 5 December 2026 to 4 April 2027, from 2,500 MAD for residents (€250 for visitors).
Your skydive from Casablanca at a glance
Where you jump
Beni Mellal Airport (BEM), at the foot of the Middle Atlas
From Casablanca
≈ 2 hours by motorway, via Berrechid and Khouribga
From Mohammed V Airport (CMN)
≈ 2 hours' drive
Altitude and freefall
≈ 4,000 m, ≈ 50 s of freefall at ≈ 200 km/h
Under canopy
Opening at around 1,500 m, then 5 to 7 minutes of panoramic flight
Come as a group: from 10 people, 2,100 MAD per person, on quotation, booked 6 days ahead.
Secure card payment (3-D Secure) with Tiki, via the payment institution Chari Money, charged in Moroccan dirhams (MAD); the exact amount is shown before you confirm. Non-resident prices in euros, resident prices in dirhams with proof of residence.
What's the best way from Casablanca to Beni Mellal?
The motorway, quite simply: via Berrechid and Khouribga, allow about 2 hours to Beni Mellal Airport, whether you leave from the city centre or Mohammed V Airport. Without a car, a private driver or a coach followed by a taxi gets you there with no fuss. The club doesn't run a shuttle, but is delighted to advise.
How to travel
Time
Best for
Good to know
Car
≈ 2 h
Residents, friends, families: total freedom
Motorway via Berrechid and Khouribga; Google Maps and Waze directions on our practical info page.
From Mohammed V Airport (CMN)
≈ 2 h
Landing from Europe and jumping straight away
Hire car or driver from the airport; leave some margin depending on your landing time.
Driver or minibus
≈ 2 h
Groups, team days out: everyone travels together
Price agreed with the transport company; for groups, we're happy to point you in the right direction.
Coach + taxi
Depends on the route
Solo travellers on a budget
Timetables and fares on ctm.ma and supratours.ma; a taxi then takes you to the airport.
Coming with others? Discover our groups page: reduced rate from 10 people and a tailored quote. Everything you need to reach the airfield is waiting on our getting to Beni Mellal page.
Is a day trip from Casablanca enough?
Yes, easily! With 2 hours' drive each way, you leave in the morning, jump, have lunch by the runway and you're back in Casablanca by the evening, stars in your eyes. The perfect plan for a Saturday with friends, a birthday or a team day out that people will talk about for ages.
1
Leave Casablanca
About 2 hours on the motorway via Berrechid and Khouribga to Beni Mellal Airport.
2
Welcome and briefing
Check-in, kitting up and a briefing with your instructor: in a few minutes you know exactly what to do for the exit, the freefall and the landing.
3
The climb in the Pilatus
15 to 20 minutes climbing to around 4,000 m as the Middle Atlas unfolds through the window.
4
Freefall
About 50 seconds at close to 200 km/h, facing peaks that are often snow-capped: the moment you'll be talking about for a long time.
5
Under canopy
Opening at around 1,500 m, then 5 to 7 minutes of peaceful flight admiring the scenery before you land on the airfield.
6
Lunch by the runway
A meal under the caidal tent (70 MAD) to relive the jump with your friends or family if they've come along.
7
Back to Casablanca
About 2 hours' drive, with the video of your jump ready to show everyone.
How much does it cost for residents and groups?
Live in Morocco? Your tandem costs 2,500 MAD instead of €250, with simple proof of residence: a great opportunity for the many expats based in Casablanca. And from 10 people, the group rate drops to 2,100 MAD per person, on quotation, booked 6 days ahead.
Resident rate: 2,500 MAD
For residents of Morocco, with proof of residence. Non-residents pay €250. Compare both price lists.
Groups: 2,100 MAD per person
From 10 people, on quotation, booked 6 days ahead: perfect for a team day out, a birthday or a stag party. All about groups.
Video: 1,000 MAD
The resident rate for the tandem video and photos (€100 for non-residents), added in one click when you book.
Pay in dirhams
Online, by card secured with 3-D Secure, with Tiki, via the payment institution Chari Money. All about payment.
Why not make a weekend of it in the Middle Atlas?
A night in Beni Mellal turns the jump into a proper getaway: you savour the day without watching the clock, then head off to explore the Middle Atlas the next morning. A refreshing change from the usual weekend on the coast, just 2 hours from home.
A night in Beni Mellal
Ain Asserdoun spring, gardens and the Ras el Ain kasbah: all our ideas in things to do in Beni Mellal.
Bin el Ouidane lake
A large turquoise reservoir in the heart of the Middle Atlas, for a morning of pure serenity.
Ouzoud waterfalls
The Middle Atlas classic, perfect to pair with your skydive over a weekend. More ideas in 10 weekend breaks from Casablanca.
What will you see on a skydive at Beni Mellal?
On a clear day, the moment you leave the aircraft, the often snow-capped peaks of the Middle Atlas rise up ahead of you and the Tadla plain spreads out 4,000 m below. For about 50 seconds you race through the sky at close to 200 km/h; then the canopy opens and you savour the panorama in near silence.
The peaks of the Middle Atlas, often snow-capped in winter, straight ahead as you leave the aircraft
The Tadla plain and its patchwork of fields, 4,000 m below
Beni Mellal tucked against the mountains, then the airfield growing larger under your canopy
The magical quiet of the canopy ride: 5 to 7 minutes to take it all in
Why skydive with PACMA?
Because two hours from Casablanca, you jump with complete confidence alongside a serious, passionate club. PACMA is approved by the French Parachuting Federation, has been skydiving for over 25 years and applies FFP rules on every lift, from the briefing to the landing, with a qualified instructor at your side.
An FFP-approved club
The Parachute Air Club du Maroc is approved by the French Parachuting Federation (FFP): training, equipment and jump rules follow FFP regulations.
Over 25 years of experience
Founded in 2000 by Karim Zaz and Omar Benizi, the club has jumped at Beni Mellal Airport since 2003 and welcomes skydivers from Europe every winter.
A proper jump aircraft
The Pilatus PC-6 Porter carries 9 skydivers plus the pilot to around 4,000 m in 15 to 20 minutes. A second aircraft joins at busy times.
Experienced technical direction
Omar Benizi, president and chief instructor, has been skydiving since 1975 and has around 14,000 jumps, according to the press. Your instructors are qualified and guide you every step of the way.
Safety comes first
Every parachute is fitted with an automatic activation device, and every weather call is made by the chief instructor, who always puts safety first: you jump with total peace of mind.
Weather: free rebooking
Wind or cloud getting in the way? Your skydive is moved free of charge to another date in the season, or turned into a credit: you lose nothing.
Birthday, leaving do, Father's or Mother's Day: give a memory they'll never forget. Gift vouchers are bought online and printed straight away; a voucher is valid for the season, until 4 April 2027 for one bought today, with the date printed on it.
The club doesn't run a shuttle, and you'll rarely need one: most visitors drive, in 2 hours on the motorway. For groups, we're happy to point you to a transport company: message us with the number of people and your date.
How do I get the resident rate?
It's simple: the resident rate (2,500 MAD for a tandem) is for people who live in Morocco, with proof of residence. Just choose it when you book online. Non-resident visitors pay €250.
Do you offer a group rate?
Yes, from 10 people: 2,100 MAD per person for a tandem, on quotation, booked 6 days ahead. The dream option for team days out, birthdays and stag or hen parties.
Does the price change if I travel from Casablanca?
No, the price is the same wherever you come from: €250 for non-residents and 2,500 MAD for residents of Morocco, with proof of residence. Just add the drive and, why not, a night in Beni Mellal to make the most of it.
Is the video included in the price?
It's optional, and well worth it: €100 for non-residents, 1,000 MAD for residents, added online with your jump. It's the best way to relive your 50 seconds of freefall and share them with everyone back in Casablanca.
Do I need any skydiving experience?
None at all! On a tandem you're harnessed to a qualified instructor who handles the exit, freefall, opening and landing. A ground briefing of a few minutes covers the handful of positions to hold: all that's left is to enjoy it.
I'm a bit scared: is a tandem right for me?
The tandem exists precisely for you! You need no experience and no special courage: after a clear, relaxed briefing, you're harnessed to a qualified instructor who takes care of everything. Every parachute has an automatic activation device and the club follows FFP rules. Your only job: enjoy it, and leave proud of yourself.
What documents should I bring from Casablanca?
Very little: a medical certificate confirming you're fit to skydive (without one, the club doctor sees you on site for 200 MAD), proof of residence in Morocco for the resident rate and, for minors, parental consent. On the day, our team guides you through everything else.
What if the weather stops the jump on the day?
You lose nothing. The chief instructor decides, always putting safety first; if you can't jump, your skydive is moved free of charge to another date in the season, or turned into a credit. Before you set off, a quick WhatsApp message is all it takes to check.
How do I pay, and can I pay in euros?
You pay online by card, secured with 3-D Secure, with Tiki, via the payment institution Chari Money. The payment is charged in Moroccan dirhams (MAD), and the exact amount is shown before you confirm. Non-residents book on the euro price list, residents on the dirham price list.
How far ahead should I book from Casablanca?
Book your date and slot online before you set off, so you can travel with peace of mind: the Pilatus carries 9 skydivers per lift. Online booking is open until 4 April 2027. For a group of 10 or more, allow 6 days.
Can I jump on the day I land at Mohammed V Airport?
Yes, if your flight lands early: allow about 2 hours' drive from the airport and book an afternoon slot, as the club closes at 6:00 pm. To savour your skydive to the full, though, it's best kept for the next day.
Can I give a skydive as a gift from Casablanca?
Yes, and it's a gift that stands out! Gift vouchers are bought online and printed straight away. A voucher is valid for the season, until 4 April 2027 for one bought today, and the exact date is printed on it. The recipient then picks their date.
