Fly Above Kvarner

Feel True Freedom in the Sky

Flight Registration

Please let us know if you are coming to Tribalj as it’s in CTR and we need to announce flying there upfront

Learn to Fly

Start your paragliding journey with expert guidance, hands-on training, and your first taste of free flight

Meteo

Weather, wind, and flight conditions for the local flying sites and surrounding area

HELLO

Welcome to PJK Flumen

Paragliding above Kvarner with unforgettable views and the freedom only flying can bring. A club for those who feel truly at home in the sky and among the clouds.

About us

FAQ

General paragliding questions

Like any air sport, paragliding carries risk, but training, good decision-making, and suitable weather conditions reduce it significantly. Most flights are calm and uneventful when done within safe limits and with proper preparation. Join our school to learn more!

A paraglider wing flies similarly to an airplane wing. In calm conditions, a paraglider slowly descends while gliding forward through the air. To stay up longer or gain height, pilots use rising air — commonly known as thermals, which are columns of warm air rising from the ground, or ridge lift created when wind is deflected upward by terrain like hills or cliffs. Skilled pilots move between these sources of lift to extend flights and travel long distances without an engine.

Most paragliding flights take place relatively close to the ground, often a few hundred to a couple thousand meters above launch, depending on terrain and weather. In strong thermal conditions and mountainous areas, pilots can climb much higher by circling inside rising air currents, sometimes reaching 3,000–5,000 meters or more. Very high-altitude flights are rare and require careful planning due to colder temperatures, thinner air, and airspace restrictions.

Yes — we run structured paragliding training for beginners, covering ground handling, basic theory, and supervised flight practice in suitable conditions.

You can find full course details and how training is organised on our school page.

A basic paragliding setup consists of the wing, harness, helmet, and reserve parachute. A variometer is a small device that shows whether you are climbing or descending, helping pilots identify rising air and stay in lift. Mobile apps are widely used for navigation and flight tracking, while a radio is commonly carried for communication and safety, particularly during training or in crowded airspace.

GALLERY

How it looks from above

And more …
SCHOOL

Training and certification

Join our paragliding school and learn to fly safely with expert instruction.
Get professional training and certification to start your journey in the skies.

Fly with us

LOCATIONS

Where we Fly

Tribalj

Cradle of paragliding in Kvarner. A site known for many flyable days throughout the year and strong cross-country potential.

Grobnik

Šušnjevica

And more …

CONTACT

Send us a message