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A six-hour private helicopter excursion from Broome that lands at the Edgar Ranges for a short walk before continuing to Eco Beach Resort for a three-course ocean-view lunch and resort access. Expect dramatic aerial views, short on-foot exploration, and coastal downtime.
A six-hour private helicopter excursion from Broome that lands at the Edgar Ranges for a short walk before continuing to Eco Beach Resort for a three-course ocean-view lunch and resort access. Expect dramatic aerial views, short on-foot exploration, and coastal downtime.
You lift off from Broome with salt air still clinging to your jacket and within minutes the coastline recedes into a pattern of blue and ochre. The helicopter carves a confident arc inland, the landscape opening into the raw ribs of the Edgar Ranges. When the skids touch earth, the silence presses in—granite bluffs, spinifex and an outback wind that seems to dare you to keep walking.
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Operated by Frontier Tours · Broome, Western Australia
You lift off from Broome with salt air still clinging to your jacket and within minutes the coastline recedes into a pattern of blue and ochre. The helicopter carves a confident arc inland, the landscape opening into the raw ribs of the Edgar Ranges. When the skids touch earth, the silence presses in—granite bluffs, spinifex and an outback wind that seems to dare you to keep walking.
This flight stitches together two distinct Kimberley worlds: the ancient, weathered geology of the Edgar Ranges and the long, low beaches of the Dampier Peninsula near Eco Beach. Broome itself has a layered history—Yawuru country, then pearling boomtown—so the coastline and lowlands you cross are as cultural as they are scenic. From above you’ll notice tidal flats and mangrove edges that support migratory birds; on the ground the ranges reveal banded stone and hardy shrubs adapted to seasonal extremes.
Practically, expect a full-day, private excursion (about six hours) with a 130-minute total scenic flight time, a 45-minute exploratory stop at the ranges and roughly two hours at Eco Beach for a three-course ocean-view lunch and resort access. Operators provide in-flight commentary, bottled water, and complimentary sparkling wine; transport and window seats are included. Wear sturdy shoes for uneven ground, sun protection for exposed landings, and bring a camera with a secure strap. Flights are weather dependent—book with some flexibility and check weight and safety instructions at reservation. This trip suits travelers looking for a short inland walk, coastal relaxation, and aerial perspective all in one confident, carefully paced outing.
easy.
6 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires short, easy walks over uneven ground at the Edgar Ranges
Price includes return helicopter flight time (~130 minutes total), in-flight commentary, window seats, three-course lunch at Eco Beach with a bottle of sparkling wine, bottled water, resort access and pickup/drop-off from Broome accommodation.
Yes—operators require passenger weights before departure for safety; infants must sit on laps and passengers should disclose health conditions when booking.
Flights are weather dependent; tours may be cancelled for safety with full refund if within the operator’s stated cancellation window (typically 24 hours).
Yes—there’s a short exploratory landing (around 45 minutes) over uneven terrain; comfortable shoes and sun protection are recommended.
Broome is on Yawuru country and developed as a pearling port in the late 19th and early 20th centuries; the flight traverses areas of cultural and maritime history.
Roebuck Bay’s intertidal zones are ecologically sensitive—stick to paths at Eco Beach, follow operator guidelines to minimize disturbance, and respect cultural sites.
Frontier Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You lift off from Broome with salt air still clinging to your jacket and within minutes the coastline recedes into a pattern of blue and ochre. The helicopter carves a confident arc inland, the landscape opening into the raw ribs of the Edgar Ranges. When the skids touch earth, the silence presses in—granite bluffs, spinifex and an outback wind that seems to dare you to keep walking.
You lift off from Broome with salt air still clinging to your jacket and within minutes the coastline recedes into a pattern of blue and ochre. The helicopter carves a confident arc inland, the landscape opening into the raw ribs of the Edgar Ranges. When the skids touch earth, the silence presses in—granite bluffs, spinifex and an outback wind that seems to dare you to keep walking.
This flight stitches together two distinct Kimberley worlds: the ancient, weathered geology of the Edgar Ranges and the long, low beaches of the Dampier Peninsula near Eco Beach. Broome itself has a layered history—Yawuru country, then pearling boomtown—so the coastline and lowlands you cross are as cultural as they are scenic. From above you’ll notice tidal flats and mangrove edges that support migratory birds; on the ground the ranges reveal banded stone and hardy shrubs adapted to seasonal extremes.
Practically, expect a full-day, private excursion (about six hours) with a 130-minute total scenic flight time, a 45-minute exploratory stop at the ranges and roughly two hours at Eco Beach for a three-course ocean-view lunch and resort access. Operators provide in-flight commentary, bottled water, and complimentary sparkling wine; transport and window seats are included. Wear sturdy shoes for uneven ground, sun protection for exposed landings, and bring a camera with a secure strap. Flights are weather dependent—book with some flexibility and check weight and safety instructions at reservation. This trip suits travelers looking for a short inland walk, coastal relaxation, and aerial perspective all in one confident, carefully paced outing.