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Helicopter Transfers to Tasmania’s East Coast with Freycinet Air - Hobart

Helicopter Transfers to Tasmania’s East Coast with Freycinet Air

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

2 hours total including transfer

Fitness Level

No physical fitness required for the transfer itself; good mobility recommended for embarkation and disembarkation.

Overview

Skip the road trip and soar above Tasmania’s breathtaking East Coast with Freycinet Air Tasmania’s helicopter transfer. Arrive relaxed and ready to dive into the wild beauty below.

Friendly Beaches, Tasmania

Helicopter Transfer

For All Ages • 2 Hours • Up to 2 people

Air Activities

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About This Adventure

Experience the thrill of a helicopter transfer, whisking you from Hobart or Launceston Airport to the breathtaking East coast of Tasmania in just 40 minutes. Enjoy unparalleled aerial views while traveling in comfort and style, making your journey as memorable as the destination itself.

Helicopter Transfer

Duration

2 Hours

About

Need a quick and convenient way to get to your desired destination? Our seamless transfer services ensure you arrive at your chosen location with ease and comfort, all while enjoying stunning aerial views. Hobart or Launceston Airport to the East coast of Tasmania in about 40min

Adventure Tips

Book Flights Early

Slots for helicopter transfers can fill quickly during peak tourist seasons, so book well in advance to secure your preferred time.

Bring Weather-Appropriate Layers

Tasmanian weather can change rapidly; dress in layers that can be adjusted for comfort both onboard and upon arrival.

Arrive Early at Airports

Allow extra time for check-in procedures at Hobart or Launceston Airport to ensure a smooth transfer experience.

Keep Camera Ready

The helicopter is your moving window to stunning landscapes—have camera or smartphone charged and ready to capture aerial views.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Tasmanian pademelon
  • White-bellied sea eagle

History

The Freycinet Peninsula was named after French explorer Louis de Freycinet, reflecting Tasmania's early European exploration history dating back to the early 1800s.

Conservation

Freycinet Air Tasmania works with local conservation groups to minimize noise and environmental impact, helping preserve this fragile coastal wilderness.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Camera or Smartphone

Essential

Capture expansive aerial views throughout the flight.

Warm Layer

Essential

Temperatures can drop rapidly, especially early morning or late evening flights.

fall specific

Sun Protection

Essential

Wear sunscreen and a hat to guard against strong UV rays once on the ground.

summer specific

Comfortable Footwear

Essential

Ideal for moving safely on varied terrain after landing.