Helicopter Tours Across Hawaii
See Kauai, Big Island, Oahu & Maui Helicopter Tours
Oahu, Maui, Kauai & Big Island Helicopter Tours
Few activities are more thrilling and rewarding than seeing the beautiful islands is to experience them on a Hawaiian islands helicopter tour. Helicopter tours are one of the most popular things to do in Hawaii because there are so many areas that you just can’t see any other way. Hidden waterfalls in misty clouds, sweeping views of an entire side of the island and unique perspectives of the ocean and reefs means that your helicopter tour will be enjoyed and remembered as a special part of your Hawaiian vacation for years to come.
An Introduction To Helicopter Rides
However not all helicopter tour routes and aircraft are alike. We are here to help you sort out all of the various options and flight routes available to make sure you get to see all the amazing sights at the best prices. From affordable 30 minute tours to deluxe 60 minute flights that circle the entire island we have safe and informative helicopter tours of Oahu that will be the highlight of your Hawaii vacation!
Oahu Helicopter Tours
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Oahu Complete Helicopter Tour
On this 60-minute Complete Island tour of Oahu, you’ll experience all the spectacular sights that make Oahu so unique. You’ll take off from Honolulu airport and fly above the powerful historic sights of Pearl Harbor and the Arizona Memorial. Then, just beyond the modern metropolis of Honolulu’s downtown, awaits the most breathtaking natural scenery. -
Waikiki – South & North Shore Helicopter Ride
See all of Oahu from the sky on the 30, 45 and 60-minute helicopter rides around the island. See the South Shore, fly above Waikiki. Go around to the North shore on the 45 min tour and above Pearl Harbor on our 60-minute Helicopter tour. -
Pearl Harbor And Oahu Helicopter Tour
We invite you on a full day tour to the Island of Oahu starting with a flight on Hawaiian Airlines, upon arrival at the Honolulu Airport pick up your rental car and either visit Pearl Harbor first or take a 45-minute helicopter tour that circles the entire island of Oahu.
Maui Helicopter Tours
Maui is known as the “Valley Isle” because of it’s two mountain ranges. The West Maui Mountains have hundreds of valleys encircling it’s highest point which is the second wettest place on earth. The valleys leading from this peak are loaded with some of the highest waterfalls on the island. However they are rarely visible from Maui’s roads. The only way get a good view of them is from a helicopter. The Hawaiian islands helicopter tour from West Maui can also include a flight across the channel to the island of Molokai and it’s thousand foot high ocean cliffs!
Another spectacular landscape of valleys and waterfalls is Haleakala. The northeastern slopes have hundreds of waterfalls cascading through the jungle forest valleys along the Hana side. For every waterfall you see along the road to Hana there are dozens above it and often a few farther down each valley. From the air it’s truly stunning how many waterfalls there are – with some even cascading into the ocean! Add to this the beautiful beaches and shorelines and it’s easy to see why Helicopter tours are so popular on Maui. We have several flight times and routes to choose from that will help you choose a great air tour that’s perfect for you and your families time and budget!
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Complete Maui Helicopter Tour 65 minutes
Combines the West Maui, Hana and Haleakala views. West Maui is home to one of the wettest places on earth. Long streaming waterfalls and vibrant green valleys are trademarks of this incredible volcanic wonderland. Weather permitting, highlights include: the "Wall of Tears" with over 17 waterfalls flowing at once; Maui's tallest waterfall, "Honokohau Falls", with over 1,100 foot drop. -
HANA HALEAKALA HELICOPTER TOUR – 45 MINUTES
Climb above central Maui and ascend the world's largest dormant volcano, "Haleakala" (literally "house of the sun"). Discover its immense moonlike crater with pure iron oxide cinder cones towering over 1,100 feet tall. -
Maui and Helicopter Tour
Lush green valleys penetrating deep into the mountains, waterfalls cascading down valley walls and vertical sea cliffs. The isolation of these remote landscapes transports you into The Lost World. The only way to see this kind of beauty is by helicopter. Explore the West side of Maui as we take you on our personal favorite tour! Soar over the Pailolo Channel and Molokai's rugged North Shore for breathtaking views of this paradise getaway island! -
ULTIMATE ROAD TO HANA BY AIR BY LAND
The Ultimate Road to Hana Tour consists of a 5-hour land tour and a 35-minute helicopter tour of the majestic East Maui, Road to Hana and Haleakala Crater. You have the option to choose the early tour time 7:00 AM to 1 PM, which begins with a land tour on the famous Road to Hana and return from Hana Airport on your 35-minute helicopter tour.
Big Island Of Hawaii Helicopter Tours
Some of the most beautiful and scenic parts of Hawaii are so remote they can only be seen from the air. That’s why a Hawaiian islands helicopter tour is so spectacular, especially on the Big Island. It’s such a huge island that it can take a full day of driving to see just one side of the Big Island but from the air much more can be seen in a short period of time.
From Kilauea Volcano (the world’s most active volcano) to black sand beaches to rainforest valleys filled with waterfalls and towering sea cliffs, there are lots of itineraries and routes to choose from. Helicopter tours depart from Kona, Hilo, and Waikoloa and can last from one hour to a full day with on-ground sightseeing at various locations.
Often if visitors take a helicopter tour during the early part of their stay it can help set your priorities for the rest of your Big Island vacation. Typically a 40 to 50-minute flight from Hilo takes visitors to the most active parts of Kilauea Volcano then heads northeast to the waterfalls and ocean cliffs of the Hamakua Coast. Being the shortest flights available they are often more affordable than flights from Kona.
Tours from Kona on the southwestern side of the island need to cover more distance to get to Kilauea but include amazing views of the Kona Coast. These tours can be expanded into a full day circle island tour which includes the dramatic sea cliffs of the Kohala Coast with Waipio Valley’s 2000’ cliffs and waterfalls in the north and the lush rainforests of the Hamakua Coast in the east. We have compiled some of the best choices for flights no matter what side of the island you are staying on!
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Big Island Spectacular Helicopter Tour
Discover both the Big Island's beauty and its volcanic fury. Tour the most geologically active environment on earth-the famous Kilauea volcano, which has been continuously erupting since 1983. View lava flows and black sand beaches. Experience all the awesome spectacle of Madame Pele's lava and volcanic badlands, then explore the lush rainforests of the Hamakua Coast. -
Kohala and Hamakua Coast
Your 45 Minute Helicopter Tour departs from Waikoloa, located just north of the Kona International Airport. Highlight of your tour is the Kohala and Hamakua Coast. Tour is limited to only 6 passengers per helicopter with several departure times through out the day, we recommend that you book in advance. Tour the Kohala coast, valleys, and waterfalls. Many consider this area along with the Hamakua Coast to have the most spectacular scenery on the Big Island. -
Volcano & Waterfall Helicopter 45 Min
The 45 Minute Hilo Fire and Falls Adventure is a fantastic way to enjoy the special island chain of Hawaii. Located on the Big Island, this tour is full of fun, adventure, and unforgettable memories. On this tour you'll experience a fully narrated helicopter ride with outstanding views and exciting interaction. Our narrators give you extensive facts about the incredible volcanoes, waterfalls, and other sites that you'll see.
HAWAII TOURS
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- Phone: 1- 808-379-3701
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