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We craft all-inclusive skydiving adventures where we use our parachutes to land on deserted islands, mountain plateaus and fjord sides.

The Innhopp Project organise incredible, international, all-inclusive skydiving events where you land your own parachute directly into stunning locations! During each event we do 1-3 jumps per day from plane and/or helicopter - and land in a landing area you’ve usually only previously seen on a hand drawn sketch that we draw! This is unique for us and we believe that leaving something to the imagination elevates your experience and actually helps you perform better!

Our events always…

  • …are all inclusive of the breathtaking skydives, solid organising, homey accommodation (sometimes in several places) and tasty local food!

  • …include many types of surface transportation like boat, kayak, bicycles, hiking, minibus, horseback, white water rafting etc!

  • …invite jumpers of almost any experience levels - usually between 100-5000 jump. We nurture a mentoring culture inside our Innhopp Family and take pride in facilitating experiences for those that believe that they can.!

  • …put extra focus on community and camaraderie by organising group sessions, quizzes and individual presentations. Our adventures are very unique and usually become strong team bonding experiences!

  • …don’t go exactly to plan! It’s natural that, with so many moving pieces, things change - and we embrace the unknown!

Once you’ve joined one of our events - you’ll always be an Innhopp Family member!

A scenic lakeside area with green hills and mountains in the background. There are several vehicles and people gathered near the water, some preparing for activities like paragliding. A yellow and blue paraglider canopy is being set up, with a person holding it on the grass. A helicopter is parked nearby, and a large logo on the image reads "The InnhoP Project" in bold, stylized letters.
Group of 20 people outdoors on a grassy field, wearing colorful matching shirts, with mountains and trees in the background, celebrating and smiling.
Close-up of a person wearing colorful swim trunks and a vibrant shirt with palm trees, a sunset, and a turtle, standing on a boat with water splashing behind.

2026 Events ←→

Testimonials

Five skydivers holding hands in a circle free-falling over a coastal landscape with lush green forest and blue ocean water.

The Innhopp Project, founded by Norwegian Even Rokne, emerged from the realization that out-landings could be transformed into exciting experiences. Since the 1990s, The Innhopp Project has organized dozens of skydiving events with the focus on landing parachutes into never-before-landed landing zones that are also connected to the cultural or natural highlights of the area.

At first, the events took place around Norway's mountains and fjords but since 2016, Namibia, Seychelles, Iceland and Slovenia have been the drop zones for hundreds of participants, doing thousands of jumps and together sharing their very strong emotions about how it feels.

A Brief History

600+ Participants // 7600+ Jumps // 400+ Locations

What’s it like?

Person wearing a helmet and shorts running on a sandy beach while parachuting with a green and black parachute, surrounded by lush green trees and hills.

Seychelles April 2024

Our most recent event video - focusing on the participants’ experience!

Watch our 20 minute short film about our 2024 Seychelles event, it’s got a great story - with drama, stunning views and many exciting innhopps!

Norway August 2024

You, The Innhopp Family.

Group of smiling people standing on grassy shore near water, celebrating with raised hands, mountains and cloudy sky in the background.
Group of diverse people on a beach, some wearing matching Caribbean-themed shirts, posing for a photo with greenery and palm trees in the background.

A diverse group of people, wearing colorful matching shirts, posing happily outdoors in front of green mountains and a partly cloudy sky.
People standing on a beach at sunset, with some boarding a boat. The scene is framed by trees and palm leaves, with clouds in the sky and distant hills across the water.

It’s already clear that The Innhopp Project’s events separate themselves from most other. But it’s not just how we skydive.

It’s how we look after each other, how we vulnerably share the strong emotions that innhopps evoke. It’s inviting diversity and actively including!

It’s Even’s narration of the week’s challenges and excitements. It’s the group assignments that foster team camaraderie.

It’s The Innhopp Family.

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A scenic landscape with mountains in the background, a small white church with a steeple in the middle ground, and a grassy hill in the foreground. Several people are in the field, some walking and some watching a person parachuting from the sky. The sky is partly cloudy, and there is a fence in the front.