Three ways to fly Valle del Cauca — from your first XC lesson to racing 100 km+ with a guide on your radio.
Cross-country flying in Piedechinche and Roldanillo, every flying day of your tour. Everything handled, from your Cali airport pickup to your final debrief, so you fly every day with a clear head.
Small-group coaching with one objective: measurable XC improvement. Thermal technique, cross-country strategy, weather reading, and navigation — built around your current ceiling and the next level you’re after.
Foundation training run in partnership with Colombia Paragliding. Build the ground handling, airspace awareness, and decision-making that make your first genuine XC flights possible.
Shake off the off-season at Piedechinche, with a guide on your radio.
Good for Any pilot who can launch and land on their own is welcome.
Late January at Piedechinche. Pick a line, commit to the glide, and send it.
Good for For both newer and more experienced XC pilots.
Early February in the Cauca Valley. Every flying day planned for max distance.
Good for Any self sufficient pilot. New pilots looking for experience to distance hunters.
Learn to fly tasks
Good for IPPI 3 (P3) and above.
Peak of the 2027 season in the Cauca Valley. Go long every flying day.
Good for Any self-sufficient pilot, from newer pilots building experience to distance hunters.
Last group week of the 2027 season. One more week of going long in the Cauca Valley.
Good for Any self-sufficient pilot, from newer pilots building experience to distance hunters.
Everything you need to show up and fly. Nothing you need to worry about on the ground.
Our primary site. A wide valley with reliable thermic cycles, forgiving terrain, and long glides into sugarcane country. This is where 100 km+ routes are born.
Home of the Paragliding World Cup circuit. A technical, rewarding site known for its strong thermals and competitive flying culture. Flying here benchmarks where you stand globally.
Yes — most of our pilots travel solo. Groups are formed from individual bookings and are typically 3–6 pilots. You’ll fly alongside people at a similar level and leave with flying partners you’ll keep for years.
For our group tours you need an IPPI 2 rating or equivalent (a P2 in the US), about 20–25 hours of airtime, and to be self-sufficient: able to launch and land on your own. If you’re earlier in your training, our Beginner Services — run in partnership with Colombia Paragliding — help newer pilots build toward their first solo flights and their IPPI 2.
Valle del Cauca flies year-round, with the strongest XC conditions in December–March and June–August. We run tours outside those windows too — conditions are softer but flights are still long and the site is less crowded.
Tell us your dates, skill level, and which program you’re after. We’ll confirm availability and send you everything you need to prepare for Colombia.
