Staff Answer
Jun 26, 2026 - 07:45 AM
I would recommend waiting until after your pregnancy. Most parasailing companies do not allow guests who are pregnant to fly because of the potential risks to both the mother and the baby. Even though parasailing is generally a smooth activity, there is always the possibility of an unexpected hard landing, rough boat movement, or changing weather conditions. Those are risks that operators simply do not want to take. If you are around 25 weeks pregnant, you should expect that the crew will ask about pregnancy before your flight, and they will likely decline to let you participate. The good news is that you can still enjoy the experience by riding along on the boat if the company offers observer tickets. You will get to watch your family fly, enjoy the views of the ocean, and still be part of the experience without leaving the deck.I tell expecting parents that there are has plenty of other activities that are much better suited during pregnancy (such as boat tours and boat rentals), and parasailing will still be here after your little one arrives.
