Stands out for

  • • Launch from the monastery's lookout point
  • • Tandem paragliding flight for beginners and children
  • • Close-up observation of griffons and raptors
  • • Aerial views of the monastery and Five Villas region
  • • Sensation of weightlessness and calm in the air with a professional pilot

Description

Context The Monastery of Our Lady of Monlora in Luna, Zaragoza, is known as the lookout point of the Five Villages due to its panoramic views. Located in a mountainous region with strong upward thermal currents, it is an exceptional site for paragliding. The surrounding area offers a landscape where the air is filled with the flight of griffons and other raptors, which can be observed from the sky.

The Experience After equipping with helmet, gloves, and goggles, you will launch gently from the monastery's lookout with the support of a professional pilot. For 15 to 30 minutes, you’ll glide in a tandem paraglider, enjoying the sensation of weightlessness and the silence broken only by the wind. From above, you’ll view the monastery and the surrounding region, while observing raptors in their natural habitat—an experience that blends heritage and nature.

For Whom This activity is suitable for families with children from age 6, people with no prior experience, and nature lovers interested in birdwatching. No significant physical fitness is required, and the launch is straightforward. However, it is not recommended for individuals with intense fear of heights or limited mobility without assistance.

Local Context The Five Villages region preserves rural traditions and a notable historical heritage. The monastery, beyond being a launch point, is a cultural symbol that connects the aerial experience with local history. The community continues to maintain a living relationship with the natural environment and its iconic wildlife.

Key Info

Difficulty

Easy

Setting

Outdoors

Best season

All year round

Recommended Age Range

Ages 6+

Kid-friendly Booking required

Practical Guide

Everything you need to know about Biplane Paragliding Flight from Monlora Monastery, Luna

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Expert Recommendations

Wear comfortable clothing and closed footwear suitable for mountain and wind conditions. The best time for flight is year-round, subject to favorable weather, ideally during midday hours when thermal updrafts are strongest. Bring sun protection, and consider booking video or photo packages to preserve the memory. Reserve in advance to guarantee availability, especially during peak seasons.

Physical Requirements

light physical activity, suitable for people from 6 years old

About the Area

The activity takes place in Luna, within the Five Villas region of Zaragoza. The area combines historical heritage with mountainous nature, making it ideal for hiking and raptor birdwatching. In Luna, visitors can explore the medieval historic center and enjoy local cuisine at nearby restaurants. Basic services are available, and access is via road from the city of Zaragoza.

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Vuelo en parapente Monasterio Monlora+vídeo, 30min

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€130

Vuelo en parapente Monasterio Monlora+vídeo, 30min

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€130

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Frequently Asked Questions

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The flight lasts between 15 and 30 minutes, depending on weather conditions and the chosen option. The pilot adjusts duration to ensure safety and enjoyment.
The recommended minimum age is 6 years. Children accompanied by adults may participate without prior experience, with a professional pilot guiding the entire flight.
No prior experience or high fitness level is needed. The launch and landing are simple and assisted by the pilot, making the activity accessible for beginners.
A helmet, gloves, goggles, and complete paragliding gear are provided to ensure safety throughout the activity.
The site is reached by vehicle to Luna, Zaragoza, then on foot or by vehicle to the monastery, located at elevated levels in the town, serving as the paragliding launch point.