Soar from Broome over Roebuck Bay and the Roebuck Plains to land among the jagged Edgar Ranges. This 110-minute helicopter flight pairs dramatic aerial views with a guided landing for photos and short exploration.
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The helicopter lifts off Broome’s tarmac and the town shrinks beneath a lattice of red dirt and salt flats. Roebuck Bay unfurls in turquoise and mudflat browns, its tidal fans shifting like a living map. The pilot banks gently and the Edgar Ranges appear inland — jagged buttes and valley ribs that insist you look twice from the air.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Minimal fitness required—participants should be able to board/exit the helicopter and walk short distances on uneven ground.
Wildlife
History
The Broome region blends Yawuru Aboriginal cultural landscapes with pearling and pastoral histories; the coastline’s intertidal flats are globally significant for shorebirds.
Conservation
Roebuck Bay is a Ramsar-listed wetland—respect birdlife by keeping noise and litter to a minimum, and follow pilot guidance to limit trampling of fragile ground.
Reserve your spot on the Edgar Ranges Scenic Helicopter Flight A Kimberley Adventure today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Window seats guaranteed
Operators provide window seating for every passenger—bring a compact camera and secure straps to avoid dropping gear during maneuvers.
Prepare for motion sensitivity
If you’re prone to airsickness, take preventive measures before boarding and sit where the pilot recommends to minimize motion.
Footwear for the landing
Landing at the Edgar Ranges requires walking on rocky ground—wear sturdy closed-toe shoes rather than sandals.
Weather can cancel flights
Wet-season storms or strong winds lead to cancellations; keep flexibility in your schedule and check local forecasts.
Compact camera or smartphone
For wide-angle aerial shots and close-up range photos during the landing.
Sunglasses & sunscreen
Strong sun over the bay and ranges requires UV protection, especially during midday flights.
summer
Sturdy closed-toe shoes
Rocky surfaces at the landing site need supportive footwear for short walks.
Light wind layer
A windbreaker helps on cool mornings and during helicopter exposure when airborne.
winter