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Read MoreBoth hugely popular with the adventurous traveller, hang gliding and paragliding involve soaring high above the earth in a non-motorised, kite-like aircraft.
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Read MoreAlthough both activities can be dangerous you will always be accompanied by an instructor who will issue you with safety instructions and ensure the conditions are safe for flying.
In order to operate a paraglider or hang glider on your own, you must undertake a course.
Although both activities can be done year round, generally the warmer summer months offer the best conditions.
Most flights last between 20 and 40 minutes.