Oahu Private Doors Off Helicopter Tour Features

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Ka’a’awa Valley

This sacred Hawaiian valley remains to this day a pristine combination of both stunning landscape and historical significance. In ancient times, this is where the children of Hawaiian royalty were brought to learn traditional skills. Now, it is still the beautiful valley it always was, being shadowed by the Ko’olau Mountain Range.

Waianae Coast

The Waianae Coast on Oahu’s leeward side doesn’t see the tourist traffic that other parts of the island do. This is partially because the Waianae coast is remote, and partly because to some it appears as an uninviting or desolate region. From the air however, the Waianae Coast takes on a whole new appearance as you gaze at the beaches, valleys, and sea cliffs that make this region what it is.

Oahu Private Doors Off Helicopter Tour Details

Tour Highlights

Fly hundreds of feet above Honolulu
See all of Oahu in one day
Circle Pearl Harbor

Enjoy a thrilling doors off tour
75 minutes of flight time
Departs from Kapolei

Tour Description

Be sure to arrive at the Kalaeloa Airport 30 minutes before your scheduled departure time to check in for the flight, hear some important safety details concerning doors off tours, and meet your pilot. Upon liftoff, your pilot will kick the tour off with some incredible aerial views of Pearl Harbor, in particular the Arizona Memorial and the Battleship Missouri. Next up on the tour is an exploration of Oahu’s most well known sites like Honolulu, Waikiki and the amazing Diamond head crater. As you follow the coastline east you will be treated to views of the Koko Head Crater, Hanauma Bay, and the iconic Makapu’u Lighthouse.

As the tour continues, prepare to see some of the more wild parts of Oahu as you catch glimpses of the coral formations in Kane’ohe Bay, the silhouette of the Chinaman’s Hat rock formation and the untamed jungles of Ka’a’awa Valley which contains the magnificent thousand foot Sacred Falls. As the tour continues you will be able to see the Polynesian Cultural Center from above along with Turtle Bay Resort and the surf breaks of Oahu’s North Shore. Passing Ka’ena Point will give you a beautiful view of the Wai’anae Coast which contains the postcard worthy beaches of Yokohama, Makaha and Poka’i. The tour will conclude with a breathtaking journey into the historic Makaha Valley.

Price & Availability

65-Minute Doors-Off Private Helicopter From Kalaeloa Airport

Guest(s)Ages 2 and up

$535^.00

What's Included

A complementary headset with 2 way radio capabilities will be provided for the duration of the flight.

Departure & Return

Morning departure times are available
Actual flight time is 70-75 minutes

Cancellation Policy

Cancellation fees may be assessed based on how far in advance from the flight the cancellation occurs – see list below. Currently, our reservations call center is open 7 days a week, 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM.

- Cancelled 2 or more business days in advance of flight: Full refund
- Less than 48 hours in advance: No refund

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Frequently Asked Questions

How old do you have to be to fly on a helicopter? Do you have any policies that apply only to children?

Children under the age of two (2) fly free when seated in the lap of a paying adult – proof of age is required for lap children under two (2). Children 24 months and over require an individual full-fare seat. Children must be at least 12 years old to sit next to an open door while aircraft is in flight.
Should we take motion sickness pills before our helicopter flight?

If you are prone to motion sickness then we would suggest taking something before you fly. Our helicopters do provide a smooth ride and most people do great!
What should we wear for our helicopter flight?

Doors-off Flights: Any loose items in the cabin must be left at our base, stowed, or removed for all doors-off flights – this includes extra camera lenses, selfie sticks, water bottles, purses, etc. No hats, scarves, or loose items are allowed in the aircraft cabin. Please wear closed-toe shoes. Flip-flops and shoes with open backs are not allowed. Sunglasses are OK to wear as our headset will hold them securely to your head. We recommend a light jacket as the cabin can get very windy and chilly. If you have long hair, we recommend tying it back. Cell phones and cameras that will be used to take photos during the flight require a wrist or neck strap – please bring your own, or you may purchase a lightweight one at our base upon check-in, depending on availability.