easy
3–4 hours including transit and briefing
No special fitness required, suitable for most travelers comfortable with short helicopter flights
Take an unforgettable half-day helicopter flight from Carnarvon to Dirk Hartog Island, exploring its dramatic coastline and historic Cape Inscription. Discover rich wildlife and ancient landscapes from a unique aerial perspective.
$1,400 pp • All Ages • Up to 3 people • Half Day • Dirk Hartog Island
Half Day
$1,400 pp* (Min 2 Guests)
Embark on an unforgettable journey with Coral Coast Helicopter's Cape Inscription Adventure, set against the stunning backdrop of Dirk Hartog Island along Australia's Coral Coast.
Cape Inscription boasts the first documented site on Australian soil for European contact, when in 1616, Dirk Hartog made landfall, leaving behind a pewter plate as evidence of his visit. Today, a replica plate remains in it's place and is a must see for any history buff.
This thrilling helicopter tour provides an unparalleled view of the island's dramatic cliffs, pristine beaches, and the sparkling Indian Ocean.
One of the highlights of your flight is the historic lighthouse at Cape Inscription, which stands as a testament to Australia’s maritime history. Your experienced pilot will share fascinating stories about the lighthouse's significance and its role in guiding seafarers since its establishment.
As you soar above the coastline, marvel at the vibrant marine life below, including dolphins and sea turtles.
The tour lasts approximately 4 hours (including a 2 hour return flight), allowing you to capture breathtaking photographs and fully appreciate the natural beauty surrounding you.
Whether you're captivated by history or in search of adventure, the Cape Inscription Adventure promises a mesmerizing experience.
Don’t miss this opportunity to see one of Australia’s most iconic locations from a unique aerial perspective—book your tour today and create lasting memories!
This exclusive tour seats only up to 3 people per flight; reserve in advance for preferred dates.
Western Australia's weather can change swiftly; bring light layers and sun protection.
Aerial views offer exceptional photo opportunities of coastlines and wildlife; make sure your gear is ready.
Follow all safety instructions carefully to ensure a smooth and safe flight experience.
Dirk Hartog Island was the site of the first recorded European landing on the western coast of Australia in 1616 by Dutch explorer Dirk Hartog.
The island is part of the Shark Bay World Heritage Area, protected for its ecological importance and efforts are ongoing to preserve its unique marine and terrestrial environments.
Protect your eyes from bright glare during the flight over reflective waters.
summer specific
Capture stunning aerial shots of the island's coastline and wildlife.
Ensure comfort if temperatures drop or winds pick up during the flight.
spring specific
Keep sun off your face and secure your hat in windy conditions.
summer specific