Quick answer: In the 2025 KISA Boogie Woogie Jump at Dewadaru Airport, every tandem ticket (USD 525–575) already bundled an outside cameraman — video and photos were part of the price, not an add-on. Capture formats and any 2027 changes are unconfirmed; this desk relays organiser updates once the next edition is scheduled.
What Does the Karimunjawa Skydive Video Package Actually Include?
There is no separate “video package” product for the Karimunjawa jump — at least not yet. The only public price sheet, published on the Komodo Luxury blog (Juara Holding Group) for the 2025 edition, lists one tandem ticket that already includes an outside cameraman: a second jumper who exits alongside your tandem pair and films the freefall and canopy ride.
That 2025 edition was the Karimunjawa International Skydiving and Adventure (KISA) Boogie Woogie Jump, held 7–11 May 2025 at Dewadaru Airport (IATA code KWB) on Pulau Kemujan, Kabupaten Jepara, Central Java. ANTARA reported around 50 skydivers took part, Indonesian and foreign. KISA chairman Capt. Muhammad Hariri described it as an opening, warm-up festival meant to run routinely — provincial media has repeated the intent to make it annual, but no confirmed 2026 or 2027 date exists anywhere in public record as of September 2026.
Because the event has not been scheduled again, nobody — including this desk — can confirm today whether the next edition will still bundle a cameraman into the ticket price, sell video as a paid extra, or change the format entirely. What we can tell you is exactly what the last published sheet said, and what to ask before you commit.
How Much Did the 2025 Tandem Ticket With Video Cost?
| Ticket Type | Early Bird (10–18 Apr 2025) | On-the-Spot (7–10 May 2025) | What’s Included |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single tandem (first-timer) | USD 525 | USD 575 | Tandem jump + outside cameraman (video and photo) |
| Bundled tandem, min. 5 tickets | USD 510 each | USD 555 each | Same as above, group rate |
| Licensed single jumper | a price confirmed by the desk at launch | a price confirmed by the desk at launch | Per jump; cameraman service not specified for this category |
| Licensed bundled, min. 10 tickets | per ticket, confirmed by the desk at launch | per ticket, confirmed by the desk at launch | Per jump, group rate |
These are the last published prices, sourced from the 2025 Juara Holding Group sheet — no official IDR conversion was issued, and no 2027 sheet exists yet. Treat these figures as a reference point for what a Karimunjawa tandem-with-video package has historically cost, not a live quote.
What Are the Capture Options for a Karimunjawa Tandem Jump?
| Capture Option | What It Is | 2025 Status |
|---|---|---|
| Outside cameraman (bundled) | A second skydiver exits with your tandem pair and films the freefall and landing | Included in the USD 525–575 tandem ticket — the standard 2025 setup |
| Instructor handcam | A camera mounted on your tandem instructor’s wrist or helmet | Not documented as a 2025 option; confirm with the desk before reserving |
| Your own GoPro or action camera | You bring and mount a personal camera | Subject to organiser and instructor approval on jump day — never guaranteed in advance |
If filming your own jump matters to you, do not assume your GoPro will be cleared on the day. Tandem operators commonly restrict jumper-mounted cameras for safety reasons during a first jump; whether Karimunjawa’s next organiser keeps that restriction is a question for the desk to relay, not something to guess at here.
What Should You Ask the Desk Before Jump Day?
- What file format will the footage arrive in — a single edited clip, or raw files?
- How many days after the jump should you expect delivery?
- Is unedited, raw footage available on request, separate from any highlight edit?
- Does the next ticket price still bundle a cameraman, or will video become a paid add-on?
- If you specifically want drone footage, has the organiser secured a park filming permit for your jump date?
None of these were answered in the 2025 sheet, so none of them belong on this page as a guess. Ask, and the desk relays the organiser’s answer to you by email.
Does Drone Footage Need a Permit?
Karimunjawa National Park — designated a nature conservation area in 1988 and upgraded to national park status on 22 February 1999 under Decree No. 78/Kpts-II/1999, covering 110,117 hectares as an IUCN Category II protected area — requires permits for drone filming, alongside rules on single-use plastic. That applies to any aerial footage of a jump, separate from the outside cameraman bundled into the ticket. If drone coverage matters to you, raise it with the desk early so the question can be routed to the organiser ahead of the next confirmed date.
How Does Reserving a Spot on the Waiting List Work?
- Submit the reservation form at /reserve/ — or the waiting-list panel on the homepage — with your full name, email address and WhatsApp number.
- The desk logs your spot. There is no fixed 2026 or 2027 jump date yet, since KISA has not published one publicly.
- When the organiser confirms a new edition, the desk emails you from bd@juaraholding.com with dates, updated pricing and whatever capture terms have been published.
- You confirm by email. From there the desk can also help with Jepara–Karimunjawa transfer and stay questions on request.
Reserve your spot on the Karimunjawa waiting list. This page is run by Juara Holding Group (est. 2015) as an independent coordination desk — not the event organiser, not affiliated with any named operator. Fill in the reservation form with your name, email and WhatsApp number, and the desk replies by email from bd@juaraholding.com. No phone line or WhatsApp chat is listed anywhere on this site; every reply comes through your inbox.
What Else Does This Desk Coordinate Around Your Jump?
Beyond the jump itself, the desk fields questions on Jepara–Karimunjawa transfers (fast ferry via Express Bahari, roughly 2 to 2.25 hours, or the slower KMP Siginjai at around 4.5 to 6 hours), island-hopping days to fill the rest of a Karimunjawa trip, and — for travellers who want a tandem jump sooner rather than waiting on a Karimunjawa date — tandem skydiving in Bali arranged via Juara Holding Group. None of these are quoted with prices on this page; ask the desk once you reserve.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Karimunjawa skydive ticket price include video and photos?
Yes — in the 2025 KISA Boogie Woogie Jump price sheet (Komodo Luxury blog, Juara Holding Group), the tandem ticket (USD 525 early bird, USD 575 on the spot, 7–11 May 2025 at Dewadaru Airport) already bundled an outside cameraman. Video and photo capture was part of the ticket, not a paid add-on. Whether the next edition keeps this structure will be confirmed once the organiser sets new dates.
Can I bring my own GoPro or action camera for the tandem jump?
Some tandem operators allow a jumper’s own action camera, but that call sits with the organiser and instructor on jump day — it is never guaranteed in advance. For the 2025 edition, the documented capture method was an outside cameraman flying alongside the tandem pair. If using your own GoPro matters to you, ask the desk to confirm the rule before you travel.
How long after the jump do you receive the video footage?
Delivery timing for the 2025 edition was not publicly documented, so this desk cannot state a fixed turnaround. Ask about delivery format and timing when you reserve your spot — the question gets relayed to the event organiser, and the answer is passed back to you by email once the next edition and its terms are confirmed.
Is drone footage of the jump available?
Not as a guaranteed extra. Karimunjawa National Park (110,117 hectares, national park status since 22 February 1999) requires a permit for drone filming, so any aerial footage beyond the outside cameraman depends on organiser arrangements and park clearance at the time. Raise this with the desk directly if drone coverage matters to you.
What file format does the skydive video come in?
The 2025 price sheet did not specify a file format, resolution or edit style for the bundled footage. Rather than guess, this desk recommends asking directly on the reservation form — file format, raw-footage availability and delivery method are questions it forwards to the organiser on your behalf.