Skydive Geronimo

I can honestly say that this is the most friendly dropzone I have been to; both in terms of staff and jumpers. I was made to feel welcome from the start and despite the small size of the operation had no problem getting on jumps with other people of similar experience.
As they only operate an Airvan I have given them a low rating for aircraft, but that is only in comparison to DZ's such as Perris/Deland etc, for this part of the world it is not so bad.
The packing area is good, as is the scenery, with some good footage of sunset jumps over the bay to be got.
The only possible bad point about the DZ is the 3 hr drive from Perth and the fact that there is no bunkhouse, despite that I am happy to travel 2 hrs further to jump at Southern Skydivers, you guys are awesome!

They welcome newcomers - including fun jumpers & not just tandems, as is the case elsewhere in WA.
They bend over backwards to make the essential paperwork seem easy - and they clearly value their growing regional community.
Having now jumped there, I would - and may well - fly back to Australia just in order to visit Southern Skydivers.
An excellent regional facility, well run and not just a tandem factory.

Dropped into the new Southern Skydivers last weekend, Glenn and Amy have recently taken over and injected a much needed shot of energy into the place. Upgrading works are in process or in the pipeline and it looks like this place will morph into a pretty sweet DZ in the coming months.

Couldn't ask for a friendlier DZO, the two owners are full of energy, ideas and enthusiasm for the place and it comes across in the general vibe & feel of the DZ.

a 206 and a 182 mean you get to know your fellow jumpers pretty well but the views on the way to altitude offset any plane gripes you may have.

Overall a really relaxed, friendly DZ with a lot of potential. There are a few Dz's in the area and we're pretty sure wel'll be returning to Busselton quite regularly.