Lift off from Broome for a 60-minute scenic helicopter journey, land at Eco Beach Resort for a three-course ocean-view lunch and return with panoramic views of Roebuck Bay and the rugged Kimberley coastline.
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The rotor thumps, Broome falls away and the coastline unspools beneath you — razor-edged tidal flats, dark mangrove veins and a coastline that pushes and pulls with the tide.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
4 hours (approx.)
Fitness Level
Minimal physical effort required; suitable for most fitness levels though mobility limitations should be declared.
Wildlife
History
Broome is a historic pearling centre on Yawuru country; pearling and Asian maritime links shaped the town’s multicultural identity.
Conservation
Respect intertidal zones and avoid disturbing tidal flats; follow local guidance to protect nesting turtles and reduce single-use plastics when visiting.
Reserve your spot on the Half-Day Helicopter Experience: Lunch at Eco Beach from Broome today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Weight limits enforced
Passengers are weighed on arrival; individual seat limit ≈136 kg and combined passenger weight limits apply — disclose accurate weights when booking.
Sun protection matters
Helicopter cabins can be bright and the beach has little shade — bring SPF, a wide-brim hat and UV-blocking sunglasses.
Bring a small dry bag
Keep cameras, phones and loose items secure for the beach landing and any kayak use at the resort.
Timing for photos
Schedule mid-morning flights for balanced light and calmer seas; golden hour can be dramatic but may limit visibility.
Sunscreen (broad spectrum SPF 30+)
Essential for the exposed beach landing and open-air movement around the resort.
summer
Wide-brim hat and sunglasses
Protects against glare on the flight and during the beach walk.
summer
Light wind layer
Light jacket stops the wind chill during boarding and on the shoreline.
fall
Camera or phone with polariser
A polariser reduces glare and reveals reef and tidal patterns from the air and on the beach.