easy
30–60 minutes
Suitable for all fitness levels; no physical exertion required beyond boarding and exiting the helicopter.
Discover Charleston from a new perspective with a private helicopter tour above Johns Island. Fly over historic landmarks and the sparkling harbor during the stunning golden hour or sunset.
Experience Charleston like never before with a private helicopter tour offered by Fly-In Helicopter Tours. This air adventure takes you soaring above Johns Island and the Charleston harbor, granting panoramic views of iconic sights including the Ravenel Bridge and Fort Sumter. The tour is perfectly timed during the golden hour or sunset, painting the cityscape with warm, mesmerizing light. From above, you'll witness historic downtown Charleston framed by the calm waters of the harbor and sprawling marshlands. This unique aerial perspective highlights the city’s coastal charm and rich heritage in a captivating and exclusive way. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, nature lover, or simply craving a thrilling escape, this personalized flight caters to your desires. The pilot’s expertise ensures a smooth, safe journey while sharing fascinating insights about Charleston’s landmarks and culture. Perfect for couples, families, or small groups, the private nature of the tour guarantees an intimate experience that you’ll remember forever. Bring your camera to capture breathtaking shots and create unforgettable memories of South Carolina’s Holy City from the skies.
Sunset tours are popular and limited; secure your spot in advance to catch the best light.
A wide-angle lens captures sweeping city and harbor views more effectively during flight.
Dress in layers to adjust to varying temperatures inside the helicopter and outside conditions.
Helicopter tours depend heavily on clear skies; always verify weather forecasts on the day of your trip.
Fort Sumter is a pivotal Civil War site, best viewed from the air, highlighting Charleston’s rich historical importance.
Local efforts focus on preserving the coastal marshes and waterways to protect native wildlife habitats and water quality.
To capture breathtaking aerial photos of Charleston’s skyline and landmarks.
To reduce glare during bright daylight flights.
summer specific
For adjusting to cool breezes during winter or fall flights.
fall specific
For safety and comfort when boarding and exiting the helicopter.