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Golden Goose Helicopter Flight from Mount Hart — Kimberley Scenic Air Tour - Broome

Golden Goose Helicopter Flight from Mount Hart — Kimberley Scenic Air Tour

Mount Hart Wilderness Lodgemoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

3 hours

Fitness Level

No special fitness required for the flight itself, but reasonable mobility is needed to board and exit safely.

Overview

Circle the King Leopold Range and peer into Bell Gorge from the air on a three‑hour private helicopter tour out of Mount Hart. Expect waterfalls, croc‑scouting over Walcott Inlet, and the kind of perspectives only a low-level flight can deliver.

Golden Goose Helicopter Flight from Mount Hart — Kimberley Scenic Air Tour

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The helicopter lifts with a soft, mechanical sigh and the Kimberley opens beneath you: sharp sandstone ridges serrating the horizon, ribbon gorges cutting dark veins into ochre country, and waterfalls throwing silver into the sun. From the skids at Mount Hart Wilderness Lodge, the pilot arcs the machine toward Bell Gorge, and suddenly the scale of the West Kimberley is undeniable—cliffs the color of rust, plunge pools black as onyx, and a coastline that seems to have been sketched by a bolder hand.

Adventure Photos

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Adventure Tips

Book dry‑season morning flights

May–September mornings offer the clearest air and the best light for photographing gorges and waterfalls.

Weight and passenger info required

Operators collect weight and passenger details during booking—disclose accurately; limits or seating restrictions may apply.

Secure loose items

Rotor wash is strong—stow or strap cameras, hats and loose clothing before takeoff to avoid damage or loss.

Bring ear protection

Helicopters are loud; use provided headphones or bring earplugs to protect hearing and improve communication with the crew.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Saltwater crocodile
  • Wallaroo (small kangaroo)

History

The Kimberley’s gorges and rivers have supported Indigenous cultures for tens of thousands of years; many watercourses remain culturally significant and contain rock art and songline histories.

Conservation

The Kimberley is remote but fragile—stick to designated landing and lodge areas, avoid littering, and respect Indigenous cultural sites to minimize impact.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Camera with extra battery or power bank

Essential

Low passes over gorges and waterfalls create dramatic photo opportunities—extra power keeps you shooting.

Windproof layer

Essential

Cabin can be cool and windy during flight and while standing near the helicopter.

all specific

Sunglasses and sunscreen

Essential

Strong Kimberley sun and reflective water surfaces demand UV protection, especially when waiting outdoors.

summer specific

Insect repellent

Useful in the shoulder and wet seasons if you combine the flight with lodge or walking time.

spring specific