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Experience the Big Island like never before on a helicopter tour that lands near 1,200-foot waterfalls in Hawaii’s Kohala Mountains. Discover ancient Hawaiian history, sweeping valleys, and rugged coastline from an exclusive vantage point.
Experience the Big Island like never before on a helicopter tour that lands near 1,200-foot waterfalls in Hawaii’s Kohala Mountains. Discover ancient Hawaiian history, sweeping valleys, and rugged coastline from an exclusive vantage point.
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Operated by Blue Hawaiian Helicopters - Waikoloa · Waikoloa, HI
Hovering above the rugged contours of Hawaii’s Big Island, the Kohala Waterfalls helicopter tour offers an unparalleled perspective on a landscape shaped by fire and water. From the moment the rotor blades slice through the warm island air at Waikoloa, you’re drawn into a world of contrast—lush rainforests clinging to steep cliffs, arid expanses where ancient lava flows have cooled into vast plains, and waterfalls that thread the mountains like liquid silver ribbons.
easy.
1–1.5 hours.
No physical exertion required; suitable for all fitness levels, including children and seniors.
The entire tour lasts approximately 70 minutes, including about 20–25 minutes on the ground at the waterfall landing site.
Yes, the tour is suitable for all ages and physical fitness levels since it involves no strenuous activity.
Large cameras, selfie sticks, bags, and hats are not allowed aboard for safety and visibility reasons.
Tours may be delayed or canceled due to wind or rain; operators prioritize safety and will inform guests in advance if changes occur.
Yes, guests over 240 pounds require an additional adjacent seat for balance, with a discounted cost on the second seat.
Infants 23 months and younger are considered lap children and may join the tour at no extra charge.
The Kohala Mountains are the oldest volcanic mountains on the Big Island and include sites linked to King Kamehameha I’s boyhood.
Helicopter tours follow strict guidelines to minimize noise and ecological impact, preserving sensitive valley ecosystems.
Blue Hawaiian Helicopters - Waikoloa operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
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