Aerial Tour of Auckland & Coromandel with Heletranz Helicopters
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1.5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most visitors; no physical fitness required
Overview
Take in stunning views of Auckland and Coromandel from above with Heletranz Helicopters. This 90-minute flight offers a dramatic perspective on iconic landmarks and untouched landscapes.
Coromandel Scenic Flight
$1599 per person | Minimum of 2 people | Approximately 90 minutes of flight time!
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About This Adventure
Experience an unforgettable 90-minute helicopter flight over Auckland and the stunning Coromandel Peninsula. Soar above iconic landmarks like Rangitoto Island and Cathedral Cove, taking in breathtaking views of pristine beaches and the vibrant cityscape. This unique adventure offers a bird’s-eye perspective of New Zealand’s natural beauty and urban charm.
Enjoy a scenic helicopter flight over Auckland City and Coromandel!
Rates
Person: $1599
Duration
Approximately 90 minutes
About
Take off on a unique scenic flight viewing some of the North Islands pristine beaches and renowned sights. Depart from Heletranz Heliport and fly out towards the crater of dormant Rangitoto – Auckland’s largest volcano, which last erupted approximately 550 years ago. Viewing tranquil Waiheke Island as you head towards the Coromandel Peninsular leaving the hustle and bustle of Auckland City behind you. Cross over the ranges towards Kennedy Bay and track east where you will view the beaches of Matarangi, Kauotunu, Matarangi and Opito Bay.
Cathedral Cove, one of New Zealand’s famous beaches, provides stunning panoramic view. You will see the iconic rock archway from the sky along with other ‘must see’ beaches of the Mercury Bay region.
Head back towards Auckland City viewing the many Islands of the Hauraki Gulf. The Sky Tower will come into sight as you view Auckland City, Eden Park, with a bird’s eye view of the Viaduct.
Turn back towards the heliport as you cross the Habour Bridge viewing Devonport Naval Base and Takapuna.
Passenger weight
Individual passenger weight is critical for a helicopter. The average passenger weight for a flight must be 90kg or less. Passengers over 100kg may be required to pay for an additional comfort seat. Please let us know the passenger weights when making a booking and do not hesitate to get in touch if you are unsure about weight restrictions. Weight restrictions apply to all flights. The Eurocopter Squirrel has a dual front seat; if used, the two passengers occupying these seats must have a combined weight of 140 kgs maximum on flights with 6 passengers.
Weather
All flights are weather dependent. In the event that the weather is unsuitable on the day of your scheduled booking, your flight will be cancelled and rescheduled at no additional cost to you. When booking please provide us with suitable contact information so we can get hold of you on the day. We suggest you call us on the morning of your flight if you have any doubt about the weather.
Prices and Booking Confirmation
Fares are in NZ$ and include 15% GST. Rates are subject to change including, but not limited to, increases in or establishment of surcharges (such as fuel surcharges), taxes and government imposed fees. A fuel surcharge may apply at the time of travel. Any request to increase flight time will incur additional charges. Fares are valid for the dates specified and are subject to change. The fare shown applies to the helicopter component only, unless stated otherwise.
Adventure Tips
Book in advance
Flying in a helicopter is popular; reserve your trip early to secure your preferred time slot.
Dress appropriately
Wear layered clothing and secure any loose items for a comfortable flight.
Bring a camera
Capture breathtaking aerial shots of the coastline, islands, and city below.
Arrive early
Allow extra time for check-in and safety briefings before your flight.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Seagulls and terns soaring overhead
- Dolphins occasionally visible in the waters below
History
The Coromandel region was traditionally inhabited by the Māori and known for its gold rush history in the 19th century.
Conservation
Efforts focus on protecting native flora and fauna, with many areas designated as protected reserves ensuring sustainable tourism.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Sunglasses
Protect your eyes from the glare of the sun reflecting off the water and windows.
Camera
Capture high-quality photos of Auckland and Coromandel’s spectacular scenery.
Windbreaker
Bring a light jacket for comfort if flying in cooler months.
winter specific
Secure hat
Avoid loose headgear during the flight.